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Regional SANE Resources

Cathy Duchow-Cross, RN, MSN, FNP-BC

Burlington/Lakeland (414) 531-2228

 

Belinda Boyle RN, MSN

Milwaukee (414) 219-5555

 

Allison Scholtz, RN

MADISON (608.417.5916)

 

MELISSA VESPERMAN RN, SANE-A

River Falls (715) 425-6443

 

DANA STUEBER RN, BSN, SANE-A, SANE-P

GREEN BAY (920) 433-8181

 

DEANNA GRUNDL RN, SANE

Sheboygan (920) 451-5553

 

 

Madison (608) 417-5916

 

Tiffany Bartz, BSN, RN, SANE

La Crosse (608) 775-3128

 

Jamie Counsell-Barker, RN

JANESVILLE (608) 756-6611

 

BRENDA DOOLITTLE, BSN, SANE-A

oSHKOSH (920) 456-7400

 

TRACY FREMMING, RN, SANE-A, SANE-P

WESTON (715) 393-2950

 

Recent News

DOJ Clinical Skills Lab Refresher Day- November 2019

8.22.19

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED

 

Thursday, November 21, 2019

8:00 am - 3:30 pm - Gundersen Health System Integrated Center for Education (ICE House)

 

The SANE Clinical Skills Lab Refresher Day is designed for SANE trained and SANE certified nurses. Nurses will have an...

WI DOJ SANE P Training 2019

8.13.19

SANE P: REGISTRATION CLOSED

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DOJ SANE 2019 Courses

2.7.19

2019 SANE P Course

 

 

 

4) SANE-P: REGISTRATION CLOSED 

     October 28-November 1, 2019 at Gundersen Hospital and Medical Center in LaCrosse, WI (1900 South Ave, 54601)

     No...

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The Medical/Forensic Examiner Program is an essential component of the Sexual Assault Response Team (SART). Each county-based team includes local law enforcement, the District Attorney's office, SAFEs, and sexual assault support center advocates. Members of the SART share the common goal of creating a seamless, community-based response to the needs of sexual assault victim/survivors. As more is learned about the prevalence of sexual assault/abuse and the related low reporting rate, there is increased responsibility to improve the systems charged with responding to these crimes, and to provide a uniform, integrated, informed response to sexual assault. The key systems are healthcare providers, law enforcement, sexual assault centers and prosecutors. Each Medical/Forensic examiner is an integral member of the SART responding to this need.