Raymond Reddicliffe

Rev Dr Raymond Reddicliffe serves as an Honorary Research Fellow in Religious Studies at the School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry, The University of Queensland. His scholarly work focuses on healthcare chaplaincy, pastoral supervision, and organizational spirituality within religious contexts.

• PhD, University of Queensland (1994): 'Narcissism and the selection of clergy: a study of psychological and religious aspects of the selection of applicants for ordained ministry in some mainline Australian churches'

His research examines clergy selection processes, spiritual care delivery in healthcare institutions, and professional development frameworks for chaplains. Key contributions include analyzing organizational spirituality in church-sponsored healthcare and developing pastoral supervision models within Australian religious communities.

Publication trends (2010-2020) reveal consistent exploration of chaplaincy's evolving role in interdisciplinary healthcare teams, with particular emphasis on spiritual care integration and accountability structures for pastoral leaders.

No scientific awards are documented in available sources. There is no public information regarding students advised or research grants obtained by Dr. Reddicliffe.