The purpose of the Aurora St. Luke Medical Center's (ASLMC) CPE programs
is to develop competency in ministry in the context of providing
pastoral care for ASLMC's patients, families, and staff. The program
goals in conjunction with the CPE student's individual learning goals
constitute four core competencies necessary in ministry:
Spiritual Awareness and Assessment
Self and Interpersonal Awareness
Pastoral Care Theory Integration and Competency
Consultation and Supervision.
Programs
Residency - The residency is a full time one-year program
consisting of four residents beginning in early September of each
year. There is the opportunity for qualified applicants to apply for
a second year. A unique feature of the ASLMC CPE Residency Program
is the presentation of various intrapsychic and systems
psychological models as residents work on their theory and style of
pastoral care. Theological perspectives as well as selected readings
in spiritual care research and outcome oriented chaplaincy are
discussed. An annual stipend of $25,168 plus hospital fringe
benefits are provided.
Intern - The intern program is a full time summer or part
time extended unit. These programs are dependent upon supervisory
staffing levels. At present two interns joining the residents are
accepted in the summer beginning in early June. There is no stipend.
Supervisor in Training – The Supervisor in training
Program (SIT) is a two-year program designed to prepare the SIT for
certification as a Supervisor with the Association of Clinical
Pastoral Education. The SIT will prepare to supervise summer and or
extended ASLMC CPE programs under supervision. This position begins
in early September 2007. Stipend is provided with the exact amount
to be advertised as of January 2007.
CPE supervisor
Bill Tallevast D.Min, CPE Coordinator and Supervisor, has an extensive
background in pastoral care, counseling and CPE Supervision. Bill is an
ordained Episcopal Priest. He is certified at the supervisory level with
the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, The American
Association of Pastoral Counselors, and The American Association for
Marital and Family Therapy. Bill is also board certified with the
Association of Professional Chaplains. Bill has directed departments of
pastoral care, developed and supervised CPE programs in psychiatric,
teaching and community hospital contexts. He also served on the clinical
and supervising faculty of Parkside Pastoral Counseling Center and was an
adjunct faculty member at Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary and
the Institute of religion.
Tuition
$500 first quarter, $250 per additional quarters.
Application
To obtain information contact:
Pastoral Care Department
Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center
2900 W. Oklahoma Ave
Milwaukee WI 53215
Phone: (414) 649 6567 Fax: (414) 649-7117
Application Forms can be obtained on the ACPE Web site (www.acpe.edu).
