Rhiana E. Wiggins explores her transition from her role as a former certified Hospice and Palliative Care nurse (RN) to a chaplain. She argues that her strengths in nursing are helpful in the field of spiritual health, and conversely, her training as a Zen Buddhist chaplain lends itself to a decolonial, non-Christocentric model which can be helpful to nurses. She sees hospice care as inherently spiritual care, and more widely, that transdisciplinary spiritual care is practiced by healthcare workers in the hospice team model.