SANE pay. Time and a half or per case

I know it varies on hospital or organization you work for. At the ED I work at, if a SANE case comes in while I'm on shift, I don't get any extra pay. If I get called in to do a SANE case, I clock time and a half.

Some organizations in the PNW where I work contract with hospitals for SANE exams, and those SANEs get paid a flat rate of anywhere between 300-600/case.

We receive $1.00 an hour added to our base pay, classified as skill pay. When we clock in for a case, we are paid time and a half.

Hope this helps!!!!

Here in KY we get paid call time (about 1/3 normal hourly) then paid per exam (SA's are one rate, DV's another as well as refusals.)

I can't imagine just getting a couple dollars extra or even time and a half.

I think pay per case situation is nice because, I get paid the same to help move things along for the patients sake as if I drug it out.

This isn't about pay, but do you know if SANEs can practice at any hospital without a program if the employer allows it?

This isn't about pay, but do you know if SANEs can practice at any hospital without a program if the employer allows it?

In my state, SANEs are employed by the county sheriff's department. They go out to any hospital in the county when called.

In my state, SANEs are employed by the county sheriff's department. They go out to any hospital in the county when called.

Thank you for the response! :)