PROFESSIONAL CHAPLAINCY

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UAMS Clinical Pastoral Training Program  Summer 2014 CPE Resident and Internsaption The CPE program at UAMS Medical Center has a history that extends over twenty years. Chaplain interns and residents serve as hospital chaplains and provide pastoral care and counseling to inpatients, families and hospital staff. Each chaplain in training is assigned to a number of floors and units, providing an opportunity for the trainee to experience the full range of care settings in a modern medical facility. The trainees are required to provide 24 hours on-call coverage for the Medical Center. In addition, each trainee is required to present case studies, attend didactic seminars, provide written reflections upon reading reviews, meet with their supervisors for individual supervision sessions, conduct a weekly ecumenical worship service and take part in group relations seminars . CPE at UAMS focuses on the development of personal and pastoral identity and the growth of professiona

About CPSP: The College of Pastoral Supervision & Psychotherapy is a theologically based covenant community, dedicated to "Recovery of Soul." CPSP offers the following: Accredited training and credentialing for Pastoral Psychotherapy. Credential is certification as Diplomate in Pastoral Psychotherapy. Accredited training and credentialing for Pastoral Supervision. Credential is certification as Diplomate in Pastoral Supervision. Accredited training and credentialing for Pastoral Counseling. Credential is certification as Pastoral Counselor or Associate Pastoral Counselor. Accredited training and credentialing for Clinical Chaplaincy. Credential is certification as Board Certified Clinical Chaplain or Board Certified Associate Clinical Chaplain. If you would like to learn more about the life and work of the CPSP, please  contact us . Vist the  Pastoral Report  to learn more about CPSP

A questioner asked: We want our patients to receive chaplain services and want to ensure that our patients are not proselytized. How can we do this? Concerning Proselytization: The College of Pastoral Supervision & Psychotherapy (CPSP) accredits Clinical Pastoral Education Training programs and certifies Board Certified Clinical Chaplains. We trust that the following would address some of the concerns about proselytization: From the CPSP Code of Professional Ethics: Respect: Colleagues, students, clients, parishioners, and patients deserve our respect. Therefore, members will not proselytize nor impose their own theologies on others. CPSP members will refrain from exploiting relationships or using them to their own advantage. Exploitation includes emotional, financial, sexual, and/or social gain. Records, evaluations, personal notes, and informational conversations will be kept confidential. Competency in Pastoral Care/Counseling : The basic requirements in CPSP for