Faculty and Supervisory Resumes
Rev. Martin G. Montonye, D. Min
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2008 - Present
Director of Clinical Pastoral Education
HealthCare Chaplaincy
2002-2008
Manager, Spiritual Services
Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, MA
1999-2002
Director of Training
Hartford Hospital Pastoral Services Department, Hartford, CT
1996-1999
Director of Humanities and Pastoral Care
The Connecticut Hospice, Inc., Branford, CT
1994-1999
Pastor (part-time)
Dingletown Community Church, Greenwich, CT
1992-1996
Chaplain/Resident
Hartford Hospital, Hartford , CT
1990-1992
Pastor
North Stamford Congregational Church, Stamford, CT
1987-1990
Pastor
North Branford Congregational Church, Branford, CT
EDUCATION
Doctor of Ministry
Hartford Seminary, Hartford, CT
Master of Sacred Theology
Yale Divinity School, New Haven, CT
Master of Divinity
Yale Divinity School, New Haven, CT
Master of Science
Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT
Bachelor of Arts
University of California, San Diego, CA
ORDINATION
1987, United Church of Christ
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION
Association of Professional Chaplains (APC)
National Certification Commission, Northeast Region, ACPE
Northeast ACPE Supervisors Training Group
CERTIFICATION
Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, Nationally Certified CPE Supervisor
PUBLICATIONS
“The Going Home Initiative: Getting Critical Care Patients Home with Hospice.” Critical Care Nursing. Forthcoming.
“An Analysis of Pastoral Interventions and the Influence of Self-Reporting.” Journal of Pastoral Care and Counseling. Forthcoming. Summer 2009
“Spiritual Care Collaborative Online Membership Survey.” PlainViews. In progress.
“Disaster Chaplaincy: The Crash of Flight 3407.” The Beacon, Vol. 32, No. 2. Summer 2009. HealthCare Chaplaincy. Reprint: ACPE News, Association of Clinical Pastoral Education, Spring 2009.
“An Emerging Role for Professional Chaplains: Training Healthcare Teams.” PlainViews, June 18, 2008, Vol. 5, No. 10. Reprint: ACPE News, Association of Clinical Pastoral Education, Summer 2008.
“Spiritual Calling: Nurses can effectively use the services of spiritual counselors in end-of-life situations.” Co-author. Advance for Nurses, June 2006, Vol. 8, Number 13; 31-32.
“A Prayer for Lives Touched by Asia’s Tsunami.” The APC News, Association of Professional Chaplains, January/February 2005, Vol. 8, No. 1.
“A Spiritual Assessment of Dyspnea,” Healing Ministry, Fall 2003, Vol. 10, No. 6; 181-182.
Monograph: “Diacresis and Seven Core Needs: A Spiritual Assessment Model Based on Susan Lyons Work.” Compiled and Edited, Copyright 2002.
Book Review: “Caregiving and Loss: Family Needs, Professional Responses.” Doka, K. J. and Davidson, J. (Eds.), 2001. Hospice Foundation of America, Washington, D.C. Published in ACPE Eastern Region Newsletter and Hospital News of Connecticut, 2001.
“Educational Methods and Clinical Pastoral Education.” Unpublished paper delivered to ACPE Supervisors at Seminars on Supervision Eastern Region Training Seminar, Fall 2000.
“Inspiring an Important Conversation: A Palliative Care Advance Directive,” Healing Ministry, Dec. 1999, Vol. 6, No. 6; 234-7.
“Chaos, Creation and Covenants: A Theory of Teaching, Learning and Education,” Journal of Supervision and Training in Ministry, 1996-97, Vol. 18. Recognized as ACPE Theory Paper of the Year.
“Interdisciplinary Clinical Practice Protocol Monograph/Dyspnea,” Hospice Nursing Association, Fall 1996, Vol.1, No. 1. Contributing Author on the role of spirituality.
“Patient Centered-Caring: Assessing Patient's Religious Needs,” The Caregiver Journal, College of Chaplains, Inc. 1995.
PRESENTATIONS
“CPE as Leadership Education: Teaching and Providing Leadership in your Organization.” ACPE Annual Conference Workshop, April 2010.
“Reframing Professional Leadership: Using CPE acquired skills to teach and provide leadership in your institution.” APC Annual Conference Workshop, April 2010.
“The Ethical Maze of Irreversible Illness: Decisions, Machines and Care.” Annual Post-Acute Care Conference. Baystate VNA and Hospice, Holyoke, MA, Winter 2007.
“Enneagram in the Workplace.” Workshops with hospital staff on personality styles and team building. Fall - Winter 2006.
“Health Care Ethics for Nurses.” Adjunct Faculty, College of Our Lady of the Elms, Chicopee, MA, Winter Semester 2006.
“Controversies in End of Life Care: Terri Schiavo’s Lessons.” Interdisciplinary Conference. Panel Moderator: Religion and Spirituality at the End of Life. Smith College, Northampton, MA, Fall 2005.
“Spiritual Dimensions of End of Life Care.” Instructor, Smith College School for Social Work End of Life Care Certificate Program. Smith College, MA, Fall 2005.
“Alternative Medicine and Professional Ethics.” Medical Ethics Seminar, Panel Moderator and participant. Mercy Medical Center, Springfield, MA, Fall 2005.
“How to Approach Difficult Conversations” and “An End of Life Care Discussion.” Workshops presented to Baystate Health System staff as part of Elder Care Seminar. Springfield, MA, Fall 2005.
“Transformational Curriculum.” Workshop presented at the ACPE Northeast-Eastern National and Regional Meetings, Portland, Maine, Winter 2004.
“Religious-based Decisions in the Clinical Setting.” PowerPoint presentation for Ethics Education Forum, Baystate Health System, Springfield, MA, Winter 2004.
“Trauma Awareness and Interventions.” Workshop presented to chaplains, educators and clinicians at ACPE Eastern Region Meeting, Pawling, NY, Winter 2002.
“Grief and Bereavement Training.” A four week workshop presented to twenty professionals and church representatives, Avon Wellness Center. Avon, CT., Winter 2002.
“Spirituality in the Operating Room.” An in-service to operating room staff on the role of spirituality, the influence of culture and religious differences. Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT., Winter 2002.
“Medical Grand Rounds: Spirituality and How it Affects Medical Care.” Presenter, Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT., Fall 2001.
Dr. Montonye completed his Doctor of Ministry degree at Hartford Seminary, his Master of Divinity and Master of Sacred Theology degrees at Yale Divinity School, his Master of Science in Education at Southern Connecticut State University, and his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at the University of California, San Diego. Martin was ordained in 1987 in the United Church of Christ and served as pastor in three parishes. Martin was certified in 1998 by the Association of Clinical Pastoral Education as an ACPE Supervisor. He has trained and conducted CPE programs at the Hospital of St. Raphael in New Haven, Hartford Hospital, and the Connecticut Hospice in Branford, CT. In 2003, Martin established an ACPE program at Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, MA, while serving as Manager of the Spiritual Services Department. Martin has written articles on spiritual assessment tools and ministry in palliative care settings. He is currently a member of the ACPE National Certification Commission and a Board Certified Chaplain with the Association of Professional Chaplains.
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