BCCI Competencies and Rubric WebinarTuesday, April 16, 2024 (1pm - 2pm US/Central) Zoom |
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Presented by Stacy Auld MDiv BCC, Chris Beckman BCC, YangHee Christine Stopka DMin BCC, Miriam Dakin DMin MDiv BCC, and Joel Nightingale Berning MDiv BCC ACPE
Please Register by Friday, April 12, 2023
Space for this session is limited to 350 APC members. A recording of the session will be available on the BCCI website shortly after the live session.
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Overview:
On February 9, 2024, BCCI notified the APC members about some verbiage changes to some of the competencies and introduced a new rubric. Join representatives from the Commission on Certification and the author of the rubric for a webinar to learn more about the following:
• History and development of the rubric
• Competencies impacted by verbiage change
• Revised writing guide for candidates and mentors
• How to utilize the rubric when assessing candidates
All educators, mentors and members who serve as committee members for certification interviews are encouraged to attend.
Presenters:
Stacy Auld MDiv BCC is the System Director of Spiritual Care and Values Integration for Houston Methodist. She currently serves as an APC Board member and the Chair of the Commission on Certification for BCCI. Stacy is an ordained elder in the Texas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church.
Rev. Chris Beckman BCC is the Corporate Director for Spiritual Care for Ebenezer, a provider of long term care with over 120 sites and a footprint in six states, primarily in Minnesota. Chris has served in a variety of APC roles over the years, as part of the Minnesota leadership team and for many years as the Area Certification Coordinator. Certification remains a core part of our APC work and mission and this new rubric work continues our commitment to innovation and improved quality for both candidates and committee members alike.
Rev. Dr. YangHee Christine Stopka DMin BCCis an ordained Elder of United Methodist Church and nationally board chaplain. She is a member of the BCCi Commission on Certification. On Feb. 14, 2024 she was appointed by the State of Connecticut Department of Public Health to serve on the Crisis Standards of Care - Hospital Plan Subcommittee to represent hospital chaplains.
Rev. Dr. Miriam Dakin DMin MDiv BCC is a member of the Commission on Certification. She works as the Manager of Spiritual Care, Ambulatory Care Service Line for Centra Health in central Virginia. She grew up in Talladega, Alabama, graduating from Samford University with a BA in Sociology and completed both her Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry degrees from Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, VA. She also serves as a senior pastor of Mountain View Church in Forest, Va. In her spare time you can find her spending time with her husband and their two young adult sons, along with all their furry family members.
Joel Nightingale Berning MDiv BCC ACPE is a Manager in the Department of Spiritual Care and Chaplaincy at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, where he has been a chaplain since 2010. His board certification is by the Association of Professional Chaplains, and he has served on its Board of Directors and the BCCI Commission on Certification. He supervises Clinical Pastoral Education as a Certified Educator of ACPE: The Standard for Spiritual Care & Education.
How It Works;
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System Requirements:
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System Requirements
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