JUAN BELLO

Bilingual Chaplain Assistant willing to handle clerical duties, assist others with spiritual needs and apply faith-based crisis intervention techniques to emergency situations. Pragmatic Chaplain Assistant skilled helping many individuals simultaneously in fast-paced environments while remaining calm and composed. Smart individual dedicated to working with emotional needs of others. Offering empathy, patience and commitment to keeping information confidential. Spiritual leader with 16 years of experience in ministry. Accomplished in helping community members strengthen relationships with God by guiding individuals throughout service activities. Compassionate Hospital Chaplain offering 10 years of experience counseling patients, offering support to patients' families and conducting religious services such as sacraments and funeral services. Caring and accommodating professional experienced working with people from diverse socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. Committed to attending to spiritual and emotional needs of patients and families.

• Achieved initial assessment by completing medicare regulations with accuracy and efficiency.
• Achieved efficacy by introducing Consolo and kinser and Meditech for fulfill tasks.
• Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.
• Participate in IDG team and meetings
• Reports changes in the patient’s conditions and needs to the RN Case Manager or Director of Patient Care Services
• Performs spiritual assessments to identify patient/family needs, concerns, or opportunities for spiritual growth.
• Provides direct spiritual support to patients/families, including meditation, prayer, counseling, sacred rituals, and practices.
• Observes for safety hazards in the patient’s and organization’s environments and takes appropriate steps to reduce or eliminate them.
• Develops and maintains a resource group of spiritual care counselor to whom specific aspects of spiritual care may be delegated.
  
• Develops and maintains collegial relationship with clergy of all faiths and contacts appropriate representatives of patients/families as indicated.
  
• Assists patient/family with arrangements and/or conducts funeral or memorial services as indicated.
  8. Serves as a core member of the IDT and participates by exploring and assessing the potential spiritual needs of patients/families and reporting on services as indicated.
  
• Works with staff, clergy, and community groups to enhance their sensitivity to the spiritual concerns of patients/families experiencing terminal illness and active listening, supportive presence.
  
• Assists with bereavement follow-up services in collaboration with Bereavement Coordinator.
  
• Participates for on-call availability of spiritual care services.
  
• Maintains continuing education through academic studies, seminars, and workshops.
  
• Participates in appropriate professional organizations.
  
• Attends and participates in in-services, staff meetings and case conferences.
  
• Completes all documentation in an accurate and legible manner.
  
• Complies with hospice policies and procedures, laws and regulations and standards of practice.
• All other tasks and duties deemed necessary and appropriate.