We are accepting Intern applications for the following:
Summer 2018 (Jun 4 - Aug 16) Schedule: 8:30am-5pm Monday-Friday Fall 2018 (August - December) Schedule: 10 hours class on Tuesday and Thursday plus 14 hours clinical time during the week One on-call night per week and one weekend on-call per six weeks of class Winter, 2019 (January-April) Schedule: 10 hours class on Tuesday and Thursday plus 14 hours clinical time during the week One on-call night per week and one weekend on-call per six weeks of class We are now accepting one-year Resident applications beginning Fall, 2018. Interviews will be scheduled during August-September of 2017 for the 2018 program. Fall 2018 (late August, 2018 - end of May, 2019) Weekly Schedule: Monday-Friday from 8:30am-5:30pm. Includes 10 class hours and 30 clinical hours each week. Requires one on-call night per week and one weekend on-call per six weeks of class (may change pending class size) Paid Residency: $25K-$27K plus benefit package |
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The Chapel of the Good Shepherd is located next to the lobby inside the Main Entrance of St. Mark’s Hospital. The Chapel is open at all times and all are welcome to find a place of sanctuary in this sacred space.
Supervisors and staff collaborate to conduct weekly Christian communion services on Wednesdays at 11a. An LDS Sacrament Meeting is held on Sundays at 1p. While the Chapel of the Good Shepherd is rooted in the Christian tradition, it is a multi-faith sacred space for all to share. The Chapel of the Good Shepherd is 580 feet square in size and many of its features are one-of-a-kind. For example, the curved panels leading into the chapel were all milled from a single maple tree log. Red sandstone from Torrey UT was chiseled to create the water fountain and back wall. A distinctive stained-glass window depicts the loyal Shepherd who watches out for his entire flock. |
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Blessing of the Hands
Each year during Hospital Week, the Pastoral Care Center at St. Mark’s Hospital gathers a multi-faith group of spiritual leaders. Hospital employees are invited to have their hands blessed by one, many or all of these leaders.
Each spiritual leader prays according to her or his own faith tradition, invoking and inviting the Holy to bless the work of the hands of each employee. This is a day of healing for the healers. During this event, we recognize caregivers and many others for all that they do to promote healing and provide comfort for patients throughout the year. We also recognize the importance of an on-going commitment at St. Mark’s Hospital; to honor the role of compassion and spirituality in the healing process for patients and family members as well as for hospital staff.
Each year during Hospital Week, the Pastoral Care Center at St. Mark’s Hospital gathers a multi-faith group of spiritual leaders. Hospital employees are invited to have their hands blessed by one, many or all of these leaders.
Each spiritual leader prays according to her or his own faith tradition, invoking and inviting the Holy to bless the work of the hands of each employee. This is a day of healing for the healers. During this event, we recognize caregivers and many others for all that they do to promote healing and provide comfort for patients throughout the year. We also recognize the importance of an on-going commitment at St. Mark’s Hospital; to honor the role of compassion and spirituality in the healing process for patients and family members as well as for hospital staff.
