Originally Posted by ERMANAGER How does your on call work? How many shifts per month and what is the pay rate that you receive?
My county has a full time SANE Coordinator.
One of her functions is to facilitate the schedule.
We let her know what hours we are available.
A calendar is e-mailed to us and as people give their time, the updated calendars are repeatedly sent to us. This way we can see which hours are still open.
We are asked to commit to a minimum of 30 hours a month.
The on call pay is a small fraction of a plumber's on call rate.
I tend to think of it as "community service." [but don't get me started on that]
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