Spiritual Care and physical wellbeing Information
Spiritual Care
It is recognised that working in a health care setting is stressful and may lead people to question their personal beliefs and philosophy including their understanding of life, death, illness, suffering and ethical issues.
The Spiritual Care and Wellbeing department offers personal and professional support to staff, holistic person centred spiritual care.
As part of this service, you will have access to Chaplains, who can offer an informed, confidential resource to enable individuals and groups to reflect on their beliefs, philosophy and practice.
We believe this is an important part of developing staff resilience, as part of a comprehensive, proactive approach, to providing staff support.
What we offer:
- Individual Support that includes, compassionate listening and pastoral supervision.
- Group support aimed at supporting staff through Critical Incidents, Pastoral Supervision, Values Based Reflective Practice.
- Rituals and ceremonies (such as memorial services).
- Spiritual Care Centre a physical space that is open 24/7, a quiet zone to think, pray or meditate.
- Spiritual Care Network if you want to get involved.
- Training in a variety of areas including resilience and spiritual care.
Click here to view our Bereavement support leaflet.
You can contact the Spiritual Care Department by emailing GJNH.SpiritualCare@gjnh.scot.nhs.uk or paging the chaplain on 0318.
Occupational Health
When you become a team member at NHS Golden Jubilee, you will have access and support from our Occupational Health Department.When you join our team at NHS Golden Jubilee, as part of your on boarding process you will complete an online occupational health check to ensure you have all the support you need when beginning your new role.
This is completed online, and will require you to share personal information which will be handled securely in line with GDPR requirements for NHS Golden Jubilee.
GDPR
NHS Golden Jubilee (NHSGJ) is a public organisation created in Scotland under section 1 of the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (the 1978 Act). It is one of the organisations which form part of NHS Scotland (NHSS).
NHSGJ is the data controller of the personal data it processes for the purpose of the Data Protection Act 2018 along with the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and is registered as a data controller with the Information Commissioner under Notification No Z7996020
For further information on how we process your data please click here.
