Statewide SANE Program Leader - Nurse Forensic Coordinator

Office of the Illinois Attorney General; Springfield (IL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The Office of the Illinois Attorney General seeks a licensed Registered Nurse to advance medical forensic care for sexual assault patients statewide. The role supports SANE providers, facilitates area-wide treatment plans, and helps rural counties build SANE teams.

Responsibilities include SANE training, continuing education coordination, and maintaining grant-reported records. Travel and in-office attendance are required.

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 procedures, and victim advocacy.
• Travel and ability to file/duplicate information up to 15 lbs.
• Attendance and ability to maintain satisfactory working relationships with others.

Responsibilities

• Support and assist nurses on Adult/Adolescent and Pediatric/Adolescent SANE clinical requirements.
• Facilitate development of hospital area-wide treatment plans ensuring SANE coverage by a qualified provider including 24/7 on-call programs.
• Support rural communities in Central and Southern Illinois to develop Sexual Assault Response Teams.
• Support SANE training activities and coordinate continuing education.
• Provide technical assistance for SANEs, trainees, and others who contact the SANE Program.
• Maintain records and data for grant reporting.

Skills

SANE knowledge

Nursing license

Forensics familiarity

Victim advocacy

Education

Registered Nurse license

Job description

The Office of the Illinois Attorney General seeks a licensed Registered Nurse to advance medical forensic care for sexual assault patients statewide. The role supports SANE providers, facilitates area-wide treatment plans, and helps rural counties build SANE teams.

Responsibilities include SANE training, continuing education coordination, and maintaining grant-reported records. Travel and in-office attendance are required.