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Violence Interruption work requires familiarity with and experience in communities that have been ... HBVIP weekly group consultations/rounds QUALIFICATIONS * High School Diploma or GED. * Experience ...

Nurse (Domestic Violence)

Shiprock, NM ยท On-site +1

$98K - $127K/yr

... consultation, guidance and assistance to staff regarding patient equipment, materials and supplies ... the Domestic Violence Response Team committee; prepares and submits all required reports for ...

Violence Interruption work requires familiarity with and experience in communities that have been ... HBVIP weekly group consultations/rounds QUALIFICATIONS * High School Diploma or GED. * Experience ...

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ADVOCATE

Portland, OR ยท On-site

$21.03 - $28.05/hr

The Domestic Violence Advocate position at Community and Family Programs (CFP) is responsible for ... Participate in case consultation sessions and facilitate trainings as requested. * Keep thorough ...

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Nurse (Domestic Violence)

Shiprock, NM โ€ข On-site

Department of Health and Human Services
Health Care and Social Assistanceย โ€ขย 10K+ employees

Other

Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence Forensic Nurse

Designs, implements, coordinates and evaluates the local Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence forensic nurse. The DV/IPV Program includes the aims, goals, objectives, activities, and care coordination of the needs of survivors of domestic violence victims and intimate partner violence.

Serves as the subject expert to medical staff, nursing staff, housekeeping and allied health staff relating to the care of victims/survivors; provides consultation, guidance and assistance to staff regarding patient equipment, materials and supplies for forensic evident collection according to the standards of care; assures Service Unit utilizes safe equipment, materials and supplies to prevention harm/loss or incorrectly collected forensic evidence.

Serves as the facilitator and the subject matter expert to DV/IPV; coordinates with local law enforcement, prosecution, judicial, victim advocates and mental health services; advocates for victims/survivors of DV/IPV with local and regional resources; prepares, distributes and maintains all minutes and documents of the Domestic Violence Response Team committee; prepares and submits all required reports for Service Unit to the Domestic Violence Prevention Initiative (DVPI) program consultants accordingly and follow up with counseling services, native healing services or medical follow up; maintains files according to federal regulations; assures confidentiality at all times.

Participates in preventive health activities with local team; provides primary prevention activities regarding domestic violence/intimate partner violence in local schools; conducts in-service education for nursing and medical staff regarding forensic medical evidence collection; consults with the local law enforcement and prosecutor office regarding medical related issues and forensic evidence.

Assists nursing team care coordinators with all subspecialty clinics and in the Emergency Department; provides specialized health education to DV/IPV victims with special health care needs; organizes and coordinates multidisciplinary care conferences on medically complex and high-risk patients. Plans program expansion to provide a Pediatric Sexual Assault/Abuse program.

Assists with patient care in the Emergency Department, utilizes the nursing process and provides skilled and comprehensive nursing care to patients. Closely observes patients for conditions requiring emergency measures; recognizes, identifies, and interprets serious clinical situations; initiates and provides appropriate immediate/emergency measures.