CCE

Chaplaincy Clinical Education, LLC

Reflective. Clinical. Compassionate.

Clinical Pastoral Education for real‑world ministry

We equip chaplains and spiritual care providers through clinical practice, reflective learning, and compassionate supervision—online and hybrid formats designed for working professionals.

Zoom‑ready cohorts
Units/Year
4–6
Format
Online / Hybrid
Cohort Size
6–10
Hours/Unit
400 (ACPE)

Programs align with ACPE Outcomes & Indicators (2025). Delivery may include partnerships with ACPE‑accredited centers.

About Us

Chaplaincy Clinical Education, LLC (CCE) is an online/hybrid training center led by Rev. Carlos A. Sánchez, ACPE Certified Educator. We specialize in adult‑learning pedagogy, clinical supervision, and culturally responsive formation for chaplains across healthcare, hospice, congregations, and community contexts.

  • Story‑based reflective practice
  • Bowen Family Systems & Enneagram
  • Research‑informed spiritual care
  • Interdisciplinary team collaboration

Programs

Choose from Extended, Intensive, and Residency‑track learning experiences. All units meet the ACPE 400‑hour minimum (100 didactic + 300 clinical).

Level 1A – Foundations

Core skills in presence, assessment frameworks (FICA/HOPE/Fitchett), charting, and spiritual care plans.

  • Verbatims & IPR
  • Theology of Story
  • Ethics & Self‑care

Level 1B – Integration

Broaden competencies with family systems, cultural humility, and interdisciplinary care.

  • Bowen Theory
  • Cultural Responsiveness
  • Research Literacy

Level 2A – Advanced Practice

Disciplined use of self, complex cases, and self‑supervision toward professional identity.

  • Crisis & Palliative
  • Team Dynamics
  • Quality Improvement

Level 2B – Leadership

Professional integration, leadership on care teams, and certification preparation.

  • APC/BCCI® Mapping
  • Peer Review
  • Portfolio Coaching

Spanish Cohorts (EN/ES)

Bilingual units serving Spanish‑speaking contexts across the Americas and Spain.

  • Lecturas en ES
  • Verbatims bilingües
  • Entornos diversos

Residency‑Track Support

Coaching and documentation support for students pursuing 4+ units and residency.

  • Learning Contracts
  • Evaluations
  • Interview Skills

Aligned to ACPE Outcomes (A–E)

A — Pastoral Formation

Pastoral identity, use of self, narrative theology, reflective practice.

B — Pastoral Competence

Assessment, planning, interventions, documentation, teamwork.

C — Pastoral Reflection

Critical thinking, feedback, research literacy, ethical awareness.

D — Spiritual Care Integration

Theologically grounded care plans and competent practice in context.

E — Professional Identity

Accountability, boundaries, equity & inclusion, leadership development.

Upcoming Cohorts

All sessions are Zoom‑enabled; select units include in‑person intensives.

Intensive – Spring 2026

Jan 15 – Apr 3 • Thu–Fri evenings + Sat async

Level 1A cohort with bilingual support.

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Intensive – Winter 2025/26

Nov 17 – Feb 3 • Mon–Tue evenings + Wed async

Level 2B advanced integration & leadership.

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APC Certification Prep

8 Modules • Date & Time TBD

Portfolio coaching and mock interviews.

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Tuition & Payment Plans

Per Unit

$3,200

Includes didactics, supervision, evaluation, and learning portfolio review.

Payment Plan

  • • $1,200 due at start
  • • $1,000 due mid‑term
  • • $1,000 due before final evaluation

Transcripts/credit contingent on full payment per policy.

Let’s connect

Tell us about your context and goals. We’ll recommend the best cohort and send a sample syllabus.

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FAQ

Is CCE an ACPE‑accredited center?

Yes, Chaplaincy Clinical Education is fully accredited by the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE). Our program meets all national standards for CPE, and the units you earn with us are recognized by all major chaplaincy certification bodies.

Do you offer bilingual (EN/ES) cohorts?

Yes—Spanish‑forward cohorts and bilingual supervision are available.

What are the technical requirements?

A stable internet connection, Zoom, and a private space for group sessions and interpersonal relationships.

How large are cohorts?

Typically 6–8 learners to preserve depth of supervision and group process.