Authors

1. Porta , Carolyn M.
2. Porta , Carolyn M.
3. Johnson , Ellen
4. Johnson , Ellen
5. Frerich , Ellen A.
6. Frerich , Ellen A.
7. Dillon , Tara C.
8. Dillon , Tara C.
9. Hoffman , Sarah J.
10. Hoffman , Sarah J.

Abstract

Residency programs are essential for addressing the specific professional development needs of novice SANEs and those with limited patient encounters in their current practice settings. By providing structured, precepted experiences, these residencies can contribute to workforce retention and ultimately strengthen patient care for victim-survivors of sexual violence.