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David Careers

Hiring Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) Certified Educator in Fargo , North Dakota

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sage group technologies sage group healthcare staffingFargo (ND)
Health Specialties Teachers, PostsecondaryReligious Organizations

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About the role

Job Posting Sage Group HealthCare Staffing is seeking an experienced CPE Certified Educator to lead Clinical Pastoral Education programs, supervise students, and support high-quality spiritual care education in alignment with ACPE standards. Contract | Full-Time | June 1–August 28 Virtual Training | Onsite Preferred Potential Extension / Permanent Opportunity Regional Travel: May be required
Key Responsibilities: Lead CPE education and experiential learning. Supervise, mentor, and evaluate CPE students. Maintain ACPE standards and program compliance. Develop learning objectives and support student growth. Collaborate with chaplains and healthcare teams.
Requirements:
  • Master's-level theological degreeACPE Certified Educator certification required
  • Ordination/endorsement/commissioning through an appropriate faith tradition
  • Board Certified Chaplain or certification eligibility1–2 years of healthcare spiritual-care experience
  • Strong teaching, supervision, and communication skills
  • Ability to work virtually and onsite as needed
Why Join?
  • Full-time contract opportunity
  • Primarily virtual work environment
  • Potential for contract extension or permanent placement
  • Meaningful opportunity to shape future spiritual-care professionals
Equal Opportunity Employer

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