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Careers in forensic pathology, UK
by tegs - 5460 reads, based on 2 votes
A Career In Forensic Science
Training on-the-job:
On-the-job training tends to be best catered for by suppliers of forensic science services to police and other law enforcement agencies as it is in these organisations that there is the breadth and depth of casework to provide the necessary experience. Such training generally includes a combination of specialist in-house courses and practical caseworking - all forming part of a professional apprenticeship. Relevant addresses to write to include:
Addresses
For further information contact:
The Forensic Science Service, Forensic Science Service HQ, Sixth Floor, Priory House, Gooch St North, Birmingham B5 6QQ (Tel: 0121 607...
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Preparing for a career as a Forensic Pathologist in UK
by tegs - 3475 reads, based on 2 votes
The Forensic Science Society only has a very few members who are forensic pathologists, that is to say doctors whose primary job is to carry out post mortem examinations as part of a criminal investigation. All forensic pathologists in the United Kingdom are doctors, that is to say they are medically qualified. In the US a few are osteopathic physicians with the DO rather than a MD or equivalent qualification. Thus the first stage in becoming a forensic pathologist is to train as a doctor. This means getting into medical school, which in turn requires excellent GCSE and A level grades, as well as convincing a medical school admission board that you have what it takes to survive a long and ar...
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