Job Ozovehe

• Facilitating cohorts learning by utilizing Virtual platform for chaplains
• Utilized various teaching methodologies to accommodate different learning styles within the classroom setting.
• Engaged students with insightful and compelling classroom discussion of topics relevant to coursework to boost student learning and retention.
• Working with student of diverse religious and faith orientation to appreciate difference
• Conducted assessments and provided individualized feedback to help students improve their performance.
• Enhanced student comprehension by incorporating real-world examples and case studies in lectures.

Serving as special staff to Battalion Commander on issues related to religion, ethics, and morale of soldiers

Nurturing, caring, and honoring fallen soldiers soldiers

Performing religious services to meet title 10 requirement for service members

Organizing and facilitating trainings on cohesion, ethics, and Army values for soldiers

• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams for comprehensive patient care, ensuring spiritual needs were met alongside medical treatment.
• Provided compassionate presence at bedside vigils for dying patients without family or loved ones present.
• Evaluated effectiveness of spiritual care interventions by tracking patient feedback and adjusting approaches accordingly.
• Supplied spiritual care for diverse religious needs of patients, family and staff such as grief and bereavement support.
• Facilitated grief support groups for bereaved families, providing a safe space for healing and emotional processing.
• Visited and counseled patients, families, and staff concerning death and dying by providing direct spiritual care.
• Provided spiritual care and support to patients, families, and staff by offering empathetic listening and guidance.
• Enhanced patient satisfaction by addressing their emotional, religious, and spiritual needs during hospitalization.
• Initiated partnerships between the hospital chaplaincy department and community organizations for enhanced support services.
• Implemented pastoral assessment tools to identify specific spiritual needs of hospitalized individuals efficiently.
• Developed and implemented processes to meet and offer support to newly admitted families in inpatient areas.
• Conducted ethical consultations with medical professionals to address moral dilemmas in patient care decisions.