A Hospice Chaplain provides spiritual care and support to patients, families, and staff within a hospice setting. They facilitate conversations on end-of-life issues, offer comfort, and address diverse spiritual needs. Key responsibilities include conducting rituals, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, and participating in care planning. Required skills include empathy, active listening, and theological training. Typically working in patient homes or facilities, chaplains engage with healthcare professionals for holistic care. Career progression may lead to roles in spiritual care leadership or education within health organizations.