The Forensic Nurse is responsible for the coordination of health care services for all Sexual Assault, domestic violence, victims of human trafficking or any patient that requests a forensic examination during the acute period and ensures follow up coordination is available…

 Minimum Qualifications

RN license state of Montana required BLS required TNCC and ENPC preferred (required within 1 year of hire) Two + years Healthcare experience in applicable field required SANE training required SANE Certification preferred (required within 18 months of hire) Two + years Forensic Nursing experience preferred Outstanding verbal and written communication skills, time management and program development

Main duties and functions:

Perform emergent medical triage of the presenting patient Conduct medical forensic examinations in accordance with state standards, local protocol and best practices Maintain chain of custody for collected forensic evidence Provide testimony as applicable Educate survivors on the health impacts of sexual assault, domestic violence and trauma Provide medical health referrals as appropriate Provide support services referrals as appropriate Maintain proficiency in Forensic examinations and completes required continuing education Works collaboratively with law enforcement, victims advocacy services and legal entities Coverage of on-call hours, to include holiday and weekend coverage Participate in community education and outreach projects as needed by the Program Coordinator

Additional duties as assigned