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Current Job Opportunities:

  

Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Director

The District of Columbia SANE Program is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Director. The SANE Director manages the medical forensic examination program for sexual assault victims that is anchored at Washington Hospital Center; trains and supervises SANE nurses; coordinates with the Sexual Assault Unit at the Metropolitan Police Department, the Parks Police, and the Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Unit at the DC US Attorney's Office around evidence collection, delivery and testimony; assists with program planning and development; is responsible for general administration of the SANE Program; and generates all applicable program reports. The position is full time and requires some evening and weekend coverage.

Duties/Responsibilities:

  1. Develop and manage a monthly on-call schedule that provides 24/7/365 coverage for SANE services in DC.
  2. Maintain a stable team of at least ten (10) Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners.
  3. Participate in recruiting, interviewing, hiring and training new nurse examiners as needed to maintain adequate coverage.
  4. Perform forensic examinations according to established protocols.
  5. Maintain supplies and equipment as needed to conduct forensic examinations.
  6. Conduct daily case review of all newly created patient records from previous on-call shifts.
  7. Submit files to Medical Director for Quality Assurance review in a timely manner.
  8. Maintain statistical data related to forensic patients and prepare programmatic reporting.
  9. Create tracking system for all non-Washington Hospital Center exams to ensure that evidence is handled correctly and in a timely manner.
  10. Develop inter-jurisdictional exam and payment protocols for neighboring jurisdictions in Maryland and Virginia.
  11. Participate in clinical supervision and staff education peer review.
  12. Ensure that nurse examiner hospital credentialing is current.
  13. Establish annual competency reviews and quality assurance goals.
  14. Develop protocols for nurse management including guidelines for disciplinary and/or termination process.
  15. Provide presentations to the community regarding the SANE program.
  16. Communicate and interact with the DC Sexual Assault Response Team (SART).
  17. Work collaboratively with DC Rape Crisis Center Director and the SART Coordinator.
  18. Attend monthly SART meetings and provides data as indicated to the SART.
  19. Prepare and participate in courtroom proceedings as expert witness as needed.
  20. Participate in long range planning, goal setting, program development and evaluation of DC SANE program.

Qualifications: Certification as a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner with at least five years experience as a SANE nurse required. SANE-A certification preferred. Knowledge and understanding of sexual violence issues. Knowledge of VAWA Forensic Compliance. Three years or more work experience in program administration and supervisory experience. Demonstrated ability to work successfully with diverse groups.

Compensation: Salary range $75K to $90K annually based on experience with additional pay for on-call hours and exams done outside of standard 40 hr/week.

Contact: Interested candidates should contact Jennifer Pollitt Hill at (202) 727-0957 or jennifer.pollitt-hill@dc.gov and be prepared to forward a letter of interest, resume, and at least (3) professional references.

Counselor

Full-time position providing counseling in a dual domestic violence/sexual assault program.  Responsibilities include providing indivudial, group and family counseling as well as crisis and on-going counseling.

Masters Degree in Social Work or Counseling required.  Miniumum of two years of related experience preferred.

Send resumes by January 20, 2010 to:

Director
Center for Abused Persons
2670 Crain Highway, Suite 303
Waldorf, MD 20601

Clinical Counselor – P/T (10 hours per week - evenings required)

Minimum of MS in Psychology or related human services field required to provide ongoing individual and group counseling to adult and child victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.    This position involves completion of biopsychosocial assessments, use of diagnostic impressions, and development of comprehensive treatment plans.  Job duties also include answering the 24-hour Helpline, crisis intervention, and development of individualized safety plans.   Mandatory 26-hour Basic Crisis Response and 8-hour Companion Training provided.   SARC is a non-profit located in Bel Air, MD.

Email resume:  ehanley@mid-atlantichr.com

District Director LCSW-C

Seeking an LCSW-C with a minimum of 5 years experience to provide oversight to program services for our Anne Arundel County Counseling offices. 

  • Requires person with experience working with victims of sexual abuse/assault/rape and a diverse population, supervision of clinical staff, program coordination and management skills. 
  • Experience with grant writing preferred. 
  • Must have sound clinical skills and experience.
  • Responsibilities include oversight of our general counseling program, sexual abuse treatment services and supervised visitation center.

Send resume and salary history to Pat Thompson via email to pthompson@fcsmd.org or fax to 410-298-4326. E.O.E.

 

 


 

 


 

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With your help, the Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MCASA) is leading the fight for justice for survivors of sexual violence, accountability for all offenders, and protection for the general public. MCASA accomplishes these goals through advocacy, education, technical assistance, and community outreach. How much would you give to end sexual violence in Maryland? Become a member of MCASA or renew your membership today.

MCASA has adopted a new membership policy to help encourage people working with sexual assault survivors to join MCASA. A regular membership for individuals will continue to be $50.00; however a new category of "supporting member" will be $20.00.

Supporting members will receive MCASA’s newsletter, Frontline, by email, and be eligible for other membership benefits, including participating in the "E-lert" public-policy advocacy system.


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