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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Exp Criminol. 2015 Jul 3;12(1):49–74. doi: 10.1007/s11292-015-9236-9

Table 4.

Expenditure on staff salaries and benefits (total 4-year intervention staffing cost=$796,896)

Staff positions Salary paid Benefits paid % FTEa Salary paid Benefits paid % FTE Salary paid Benefits paid % FTE Salary paid Benefits paid % FTE
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
Registered nurse $7,199 $60 13.4 $19,561 $240 30.8
Registered nurse b $3,279 $35 5.2 $26,624 $343 41.9 $21,013 $5,043 33.1
Licensed vocational nurse $12,715 $7,376 20.8 $31,050 $12,324 50.0 $30,713 $12,015 47.9 $1,295 $12,015 2.0
Community health supervisor $4,338 $950 12.8 $35,496 $12,916 100.0 $41,979 $16,025 100.0 $42,085 $22,508 100.0
Community health staff1 $9,435 $2,106 29.0 $9,526 $2,406 30.8
Community health staff2 $9,268 $2,343 32.9 $31,133 $10,286 100.0 $30,278 $10,998 85.0
Community health staff3 $11,580 $2,401 34.3 $33,804 $12,109 100.0 $36,501 $16,059 100.0 $36,601 $20,837 100.0
Community health staff4 $28,795 $10,024 85.2 $36,501 $15,011 100.0 $27,619 $12,080 80.8
Total $45,100 $13,130 N/A $183,118 $57,933 N/A $212,033 $72,557 N/A $138,139 $74,888 N/A
a

%FTE is the percentage of full-time equivalent (FTE) effort in a calendar year

b

“–” denotes not on project