Salary: $4,882.35 - $6,092.12 per month
Performs independent forensic testing of biological samples for the purpose of body fluid identification within the Forensic Biology Unit of the Criminal Investigation Laboratory.
Duties
Performs independent case analysis, evidence collection, and evidence processing using standard protocols. Works closely with unit supervisor and other laboratory staff in the processing and analysis of evidentiary materials from investigations of assaults, homicides, and other crimes. Participates in the proper storage and tracking of evidence. Reviews and interprets results of analytical procedures and prepares official reports of analysis results and offers expert opinion of test results. Consults with and advises police investigators and lawyers regarding analysis. Provides expert witness court testimony regarding testing methods, testing results, validity of testing procedures, and the evidentiary value of the results in criminal and civil proceedings. Performs general laboratory duties; e.g., ordering supplies, preparing solutions, answering phones, and preparation of evidence collection materials. Participates in the development, validation, and implementation of new analytical techniques and methods and makes recommendations to the unit supervisor regarding improvements in procedures. Performs quality control procedures and maintains accurate records related to quality control management. Assists with training analytical staff. Performs other duties as assigned.Requirements
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Posted: June 28, 2024
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