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The
Institute offers Extended programs in Clinical Pastoral Education, a three week Medical Grand Rounds for Clergy seminar, and several Annual Conferences for clergy and
other church workers.
For more information
on Programs, please contact
Rev. Ken Blank, Executive Director.

Left to Right: Mary Coffman,
Connie McClendon, Barbara Stomprud, Gary Howell, Ken Blank - Executive
Director, Darryl Tiller - Director of Training, Jim Dorough,
Forest Wilkins, Carlos Woodard, Mary Stevens, Darron Johnson, Allen Gharet,
and Sharon Spencer (outside of picture frame)

CPE Students - Left to
right: Brent Russell, Episcopalian; Kate Emig, Episcopalian;
Bob Fitch, Episcopalian; Tony Oltmann, Presbyterian

CPE Students

Summer Students
Students
PROGRAMS
The Institute offers Extended
programs in Clinical Pastoral Education based in communities and hospitals
which have contracts with us. The typical Extended Program meets once a week
for 24 weeks. Clinical assignments may include your current place of
ministry. We accept applications at any time. Please click below for an
application. Please click HERE for future CPE programs.
In addition, we offer a 32 hour
Medical Grand Rounds for Clergy© Program. The MGRC is an introduction to
21st Century healthcare taught by faculty from the University of Oklahoma
College of Medicine and clinical professionals from the University of
Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Please click HERE for dates and
registration forms.
international
student applicants need to obtain approved United States Immigration
documents, be in the United States and be available for an in-person
interview.
CLICK
HERE
TO DOWN LOAD AN APPLICATION
TO THE PROGRAM
For an APPLICATION to the MUSKOGEE
VA Program, CLICK
HERE.
REFERENCE MATERIALS (Click to Open):
(A)
CPE STUDENT HANDBOOK
(B) LEVEL 1 CPE HANDBOOK
1)
Introduction and The CPE Curriculum
2)
2005
Objectives and Outcomes of CPE
3)
The Pastoral Visit
4)
Pastoral
Care in the Hospital
5)
Hospitalization and Random Initial Visit
6)
Difference between Social and Pastoral Visit
7) Crisis Theory
8)
Crisis:
The Experience of Finitude
9)
Death and Anguish
10)
Bereavement and Loss - Attachment
11)
Bereavement and Loss - Creative Grief
12)
Toward
a Theology of Crisis Ministry
13)
Interdisciplinary
Team Work
14)
Truth is Personal
15)
Petty Tyrants
16)
Resistance to Clinical Learning
17)
Your
Pastoral Care Profile
18)
Weekly Progress Report
19)
Final Evaluation
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