Lead and manage ACPE-accredited Clinical Pastoral Education programs, ensuring accreditation compliance, developing curriculum for Levels I/II and CEC candidates, supervising and evaluating students, recruiting and admitting candidates, maintaining accreditation records, and collaborating with Spiritual Care and Mission leaders to advance Mercy's CPE offerings including virtual education.
Find your calling at Mercy!Rooted in the healing ministry of Jesus and inspired by the walking Sisters of Mercy, Managers of CPE are essential in advancing Mercy CPE across our multistate, mission-driven ministry and through our community based Virtual CPE model. Working under the direction of the Director of CPE and in collaboration with Certified Educators, Managers of CPE provide operational leadership within their program focus, educate and supervise CPE students, and maintain Mercy CPE Accreditation in adherence to ACPE standards. The Manager of CPE works collaboratively with Mission and Spiritual Care leaders within the facilities on system-wide initiatives, and with the local ministerial community to ensure excellence in educational offerings. Managers of CPE reflect Mercy’s mission, values, and charisms, strengthening a modern spiritual care approach that honors our tradition while expanding the reach of CPE and spiritual care through emerging innovations.Position Details:
Manager, Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE)
Why Mercy?Location: Mercy Health System
Schedule: Full-Time
Department: Mission & Ministry
At Mercy, we bring to life a healing ministry through compassionate care and exceptional service. As the Manager of Clinical Pastoral Education, you'll help shape the next generation of chaplains and spiritual care leaders while supporting Mercy's mission of whole-person care.
Job OverviewThe Manager of Clinical Pastoral Education provides leadership and oversight for Mercy's ACPE-accredited Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) programs. This role is responsible for maintaining accreditation standards, developing curriculum, supervising students, and partnering with Spiritual Care, Mission, and ministry leaders across the organization.
Key Responsibilities- Lead and manage ACPE-accredited CPE programs.
- Ensure compliance with ACPE accreditation standards and requirements.
- Develop and teach curriculum for Level I, Level II, and Certified Educator Candidate (CEC) programs.
- Provide clinical supervision and educational support to CPE students.
- Participate in student recruitment, admissions, interviews, and evaluations.
- Collaborate with Spiritual Care leaders, Mission leaders, and chaplain colleagues.
- Maintain required accreditation records, documentation, and reporting.
- Support the formation and development of future Mercy chaplains and spiritual care professionals.
Education
- Graduate Theological Degree
- Completion of four (4) units of Clinical Pastoral Education
Experience
- Two or more years as an ACPE Certified Educator Candidate
Certification
- Certified Educator, National Faculty Eligible through ACPE
- Board Certified Eligible through a recognized chaplain certification organization
- Five or more years as an ACPE Certified Educator
- ACPE Certified Educator, National Faculty
- Board Certified Chaplain
- Knowledge of ACPE accreditation standards and educational best practices
- Curriculum development and classroom facilitation skills
- Strong leadership, coaching, and mentoring abilities
- Ability to collaborate across departments and ministries
- Understanding of spiritual care, theology, and Catholic identity in healthcare
- Excellent organizational and communication skills
- Proficiency with virtual learning and educational technology
Make a lasting impact by developing compassionate spiritual care professionals and advancing Mercy's healing ministry through education, leadership, and service. Apply today to join our mission-driven team.
From day one, Mercy offers outstanding benefits - including medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid time off, tuition support, and matched retirement plans for team members working 32+ hours per pay period.
Join a caring, collaborative team where your voice matters. At Mercy, you'll help shape the future of healthcare through innovation, technology, and compassion. As we grow, you'll grow with us.
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