Statewide SANE Program Leader

City of Santa Fe Springs; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and dental insurance

Retirement benefits

Deferred compensation 457k

Commuter pre-tax program

Flexible Spending Accounts

Life insurance

Holidays 13.5 paid

Vacation 12–27 days (pro-rated)

Personal days 4 annually

Floating holiday

Sick days 1 per month

Job summary

Illinois Attorney General's Office seeks a licensed RN with SANE program knowledge to promote consistent, victim-centered medical forensic treatment for sexual assault patients statewide. Responsibilities include supporting SANE requirements, facilitating hospital treatment plans, and coordinating training and data reporting.

The role involves 24/7 on-call SANE coverage, collaboration with rural communities in Central and Southern Illinois, and providing technical assistance to SANEs and

Qualifications

• Licensed Registered Nurse at time of application.
• Knowledge of SANE programs, policies and protocols.
• Familiar with forensics, crime lab procedures, emergency medical terminology and victim advocacy.
• Must have completed 40-hour Adult/Adolescent SANE didactic and clinical training or 40-hour Pediatric/Adolescent SANE didactic and clinical training.

Responsibilities

• Support and assist nurses on SANE requirements.
• Facilitate development of hospital area-wide treatment plans for SANE coverage.
• Ensure all sexual assault patients are treated by a SANE or qualified provider.
• Support rural communities in Illinois in developing Sexual Assault Response Teams.
• Coordinate SANE continuing education and training.
• Provide technical assistance for SANEs and trainees.
• Maintain records and data for grant reporting.

Skills

RN license

SANE knowledge

Forensics familiarity

Victim advocacy

Emergency medical terminology

Education

RN license (state)

Tools

SANE program training

Job description

Illinois Attorney General's Office seeks a licensed RN with SANE program knowledge to promote consistent, victim-centered medical forensic treatment for sexual assault patients statewide. Responsibilities include supporting SANE requirements, facilitating hospital treatment plans, and coordinating training and data reporting.

The role involves 24/7 on-call SANE coverage, collaboration with rural communities in Central and Southern Illinois, and providing technical assistance to SANEs and