Rodger Stenger

Rodger Stenger has a diverse work experience in the field of pastoral care and chaplaincy. Rodger started their career at Amedisys as a Palliative Care Chaplain in 2009. In this role, they provided spiritual and emotional support to end-of-life patients and their families, as well as grief counseling and group facilitation. Rodger worked at Amedisys until January 2018.

From March 2016 to October 2018, they worked at Johns Hopkins Hospital as a Professional Healthcare Chaplain.

In February 2018, Stenger joined Hunt Valley Church as the Director of Care. Rodger was responsible for overseeing and developing care ministries and volunteers, providing pastoral counseling, and implementing a mental health initiative in the community. Rodger worked at Hunt Valley Church until February 2023.

In February 2023, Stenger started working at VyncaCare as a Palliative Care Chaplain.

Rodger Stenger is currently a PhD student at Liberty University, pursuing a degree in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. Rodger started their doctoral program in 2021 and is expected to complete it in 2023.

In the past, Rodger Stenger obtained a Diploma in Polish Studies from Jagiellonian University between 1985 and 1989. Rodger also holds a Master of Divinity (M.Div.) degree in Master of Arts Counseling from Luther Rice University, although the specific dates for this degree are not provided.

Additionally, Rodger Stenger has a certification as a Board Certified Chaplain, which they obtained in March 2017 from the Association of Professional Chaplains. No further information regarding their education history is available, as the start and end years for their Clinical Pastoral Education at Johns Hopkins Academic Medicine are not provided.