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Job Announcement

DIRECTOR OF CONSULTING AND TRAINING
 
 
Men Can Stop Rape, a national leader in the movement to mobilize young
men's prevention of men's violence against women, is seeking a full-time
Director of Consulting and Training for its Washington, DC-based office.
The Director of Consulting and Training will promote the
institutionalization of Men Can Stop Rape's (MCSR's) approach by
building the capacity of youth-serving professionals and organizations
nationwide to engage male youth in preventing men's violence against
women. Primary responsibilities will include:
 
*        Providing technical assistance and training to youth-serving
professionals and institutions nationwide
*        Delivering workshops and other presentations to high school-
and college-age youth outside the DC Metropolitan area.
*        Generating new consulting and training opportunities and
developing contact/client database.
*        Developing new programs to ensure comprehensiveness of MCSR
offerings.
*        Overseeing development of relevant materials.
 
The ideal candidate will possess excellent public speaking and written
communication skills, and have experience working with youth-serving
professionals, especially within a college/university environment.
Familiarity with issues related to gender-based violence prevention,
masculinity, and men's health also strongly preferred. Must be available
for frequent travel and work on some evenings and weekends.
 
Excellent benefits package, including retirement plan. For further
information about MCSR, see our Web site at www.mencanstoprape.org
<http://www.mencanstoprape.org/> . To apply, send resume, cover letter,
and salary requirements by September 9, 2005 to Nigel Okunubi,

 or fax to (202) 265-4362.
 
Men Can Stop Rape is an equal opportunity employer.
 
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I'm sorry I was being in reading my email and didn't join this discussion
sooner.

I am a forensic nurse examiner in Virginia.  We do not collect a PERK
unless the woman wishes to work with police because of chain of custody,
storage and payment issues.  BUT, we have a great relationship with our
local police departments and its rare for us not to do one on someone who
requests it.  And, usually those are on women who have waited too long to
come in (more than 4 days or so).

When we collect a PERK, we keep it on our person until it can be personally
handed over to the appropriate police personel.  So, if the woman wasn't
working with police, we wouldn't have anyplace to safely store the kit.




Sandra L. Annan, RN, MSN
Forensic Nurse Examiner
Emergency Department
PO Box 801458
University of Virginia Health System
Charlottesville, Virginia 22908
(434)-924-2231