End-of-Life Doulas and Hospice Care

Registration closes Oct 12 at Noon CT.

Jane Euler, MS

Jane Euler is a a Serious Illness Companion and Chief Doula at Present for You, LLC. She supports individuals facing life-limiting disease as well as the families and friends who journey beside them. With quiet compassion, Jane invites honest conversations about wishes, needs, and care goals. She sits with people coming to terms with impending loss—offering gentle support, shared laughter, and, when needed, a space for tears.

‍Jane’s path to these roles was shaped long before she knew what an “end-of-life doula” was. She spent time with a fellow church member newly in hospice. She walked alongside a neighbor who had no family to support her at the end of her earthly life. She kept vigil through the night so a friend’s husband could get much-needed rest. She also considers being present when her own parents passed a sacred honor. These experiences ultimately led Jane to co-found Present for You to bring the benefits of this work to more people beyond her solo practice.

Elizabeth A. Klint, BSN, RN 

Elizabeth Klint has worked in healthcare since 2003, beginning her career in New York City as an acute care nurse at NYU Langone Medical Center and later as a trauma nurse at Bellevue Hospital Center. In 2008, she transitioned into hospice care at Visiting Nurse Service of New York, where she served as an admissions and liaison nurse. Beth went on to work as a Hospice Liaison in both New York City and Washington, DC—a role she considers her favorite clinical position in her more than 20-year hospice career.

Beth now serves as Director of Education and Clinical Operations at Goodwin Living, where she partners with clinical and organizational leadership across campuses and service lines to strengthen the delivery of care through education, quality, and operational excellence. In this role, she leads the design and implementation of clinical education programs, onboarding and competency development for nursing team members, and interdisciplinary training initiatives that support care across the full continuum—including skilled nursing, assisted living, home health, and hospice.

Scott Whitney Morgan 

Scott Morgan is an end-of-life doula, nonprofit executive, and advocate for more human-centered approaches to serious illness, dying, and grief. Trained through the Peaceful Presence Project, he maintains a private end-of-life doula practice, Returning Home NYC; serves as the New York City Director for Present for You; and has volunteered many hours at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, supporting patients and families navigating serious illness and end-of-life concerns. Scott also serves on the Board of Directors of the National End-of-Life Doula Alliance (NEDA), helping advance public awareness, education, and advocacy for the end-of-life doula profession.

In addition to his work in end-of-life care, Scott has spent more than two decades leading nonprofit and global health organizations. He currently serves as Executive Director of the Haitian Global Health Alliance, supporting the work of GHESKIO, a globally recognized healthcare, research, and medical training institution serving vulnerable populations in Haiti. He holds a Master of Public Administration in Nonprofit Management and Health Policy from New York University. Drawing on experience at the bedside, in healthcare systems, and in nonprofit leadership, Scott is passionate about helping individuals, families, and healthcare professionals better understand the role of end-of-life doulas and the unique ways they complement hospice and other interdisciplinary models of care.