What does CPE stand for?

Interest in newer understandings of pastoral care and it's practice gave way to the rise of clinical pastoral education.

at least 1600 hours of supervised clinical pastoral education training in an accredited, hospital-based program.

A 1997 graduate of Harvard Divinity School, she worked as a chaplain resident with the Clinical Pastoral Education program at Hartford Hospital in Hartford, Conn.

One example of this commitment is evidenced by our strong Spiritual Care Department which provides forty chaplains in our hospitals, home care, hospice and Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) programs.

2,3) For board certification, chaplains must be trained in a number of fields including theology, pastoral care, psychology and sociology (4); such theoretical knowledge is duly rounded and supplemented by at least 400 hours of clinical pastoral education (CPE), which emphasizes experience as a source of growth.

Training programs such as 4UCLA's, which is officially called the Clinical Pastoral Education Program, have been in place since the 1950s.

At Pikes Peak Hospice, two units of clinical pastoral education (CPE) in addition to a masterAEs degree are required.

Invented the X STOP device for minimally invasive treatment of painful spine conditions * Established the first School of Nursing in California * Created the first and only AIDS dementia unit in San Francisco * Founded the largest private medical clinic in San Francisco for the city's needy and disenfranchised population * Provided the largest hospital clinical pastoral education program on the West Coast Now more than 500 physicians strong, the hospital's medical staff has a history of helping to establish some of today's premier healthcare providers, including the University of California at San Francisco School of Medicine and Stanford Medical School.