Part Time - TeleSANE - Pediatric Expert Consultant

• Provide expert forensic nursing consultation during real-time sexual assault examinations via telehealth.
• Give at least 48 hours of paid on-call time per month.
• TeleSANEs are expected to sign up for a combination of days, nights, weekends each month to fill schedule.
• New hires will be asked to attend an initial virtual training and onboarding, followed by successful completion of individualized virtual trainings and practice telehealth consultations, as well as an in-person onboarding session. All training and travel will be fully compensated.
• The SAFE-T Center will occasionally host TeleSANE meetings and trainings in State College, PA. SAFE-T Center will provide all travel reimbursement.
• There is approximately 30 hours of paid training prior to serving on call.
• TeleSANEs are expected to attend and contribute to regularly scheduled monthly Zoom meetings and trainings.

• TeleSANEs must maintain their IAFN certification.
• Access to high-speed internet and a confidential, quiet place within home/office to conduct the virtual consultation remotely is required.

• Employment with the University for this job will require successful completion of the Pennsylvania (PA) Publicly Available Clearances: PA Child Abuse History Clearance, PA State Police Criminal Record Check, and the FBI Criminal History Background Check.

• Hold, or be willing to obtain, an active, unrestricted Pennsylvania RN license (non-reimbursable, can be obtained upon hire) OR multi-state Compact License.
• Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant licensure
• Physician Assistants with professional training and work experience in child abuse pediatrics and sexual assault forensic care of pediatric patients will also be considered for this opening.
• Show active SANE-P certification through the International Association of Forensic Nurses.
• Show evidence of multiple years of robust, clinical experience in pediatric sexual assault forensic examinations.

If interested, please submit a cover letter and CV or Resume when applying.

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