APRN

CAMELOT COMMUNITY CARE INC•South Highpoint, FL

76d•$49 - $52

About The Position

The APRN performs sexual assault victim examinations for victims and survivors of sexual violence. The role provides sensitive, understanding care intended to promote recovery and healing throughout the examination process. The incumbent conducts detailed physical medical or forensic examinations and collects evidence and laboratory specimens in accordance with the CPT program protocol. The position includes participation in an on-call rotation, documentation, medical guidance and referrals, testimony, ongoing training, and collaboration with CPT staff, volunteers, and community professionals.

Requirements

Registered Nurse with at least one year of experience in Midwifery, OB/GYN, the emergency room, or Women’s Health, or completion of SANE certification; alternatively, an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse with a clinical rotation in Midwifery, OB/GYN, the emergency room, or Women’s Health.
Ability to participate in the on-call rotation, including at least one 12-hour shift per week and the ability to physically respond within 60 minutes.
Complete SANE training and required updates to maintain certification.

Responsibilities

Perform appropriate, detailed physical medical or forensic examinations and collect evidence and laboratory specimens according to CPT program protocol.
Participate in a 24-hour on-call rotation and respond onsite or in a community setting to perform examinations. Be available for at least one 12-hour on-call shift per week and able to respond within 60 minutes.
Provide sensitive, understanding care to victims and survivors of sexual assault to support comfort during examinations.
Create thorough and accurate medical records for each client examined, in accordance with CPT program protocol.
Provide medical advice and referrals as appropriate.
Attend weekly team meetings.
Provide accurate expert testimony as requested.
Attend training as needed to remain current on best practices in the field.
Participate in staff development and quality assurance meetings to stay current on program status, protocols, and relevant training.
Assist with training, orientation, and assessment of new staff as requested.
Maintain professional working relationships with community professionals, CPT employees, and volunteers, and contribute to a collaborative team environment.
Maintain professional conduct, including personal responsibility, ethical behavior, and treating individuals with dignity and respect.
Attend annual HIPAA training, follow the CPT Program Procedures Manual regarding protected health information, and comply with HIPAA requirements.
Complete Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) training and any updates required to maintain that certification.
Perform other duties as assigned.