Salary: $49,158.00 - $86,026.00 Annually
Final Filing Date: November 11, 2024
The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner investigates all deaths in North Carolina due to injury or violence, as well as natural deaths that are suspicious, unusual, or unattended by a medical professional.
Duties
The Forensic Chemist - Toxicology is a highly technical position conducting routine and non-routine assays for volatiles and drugs required by a post-mortem, forensic toxicology laboratory. This position supports the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner and the State Medical Examiner System through the discovery of primary and secondary causes of unattended, unwitnessed, accidental, suicidal or homicidal deaths. The Forensic Chemist - Toxicology self-assigns work from the pending list of analyses for the isolation of drugs from biological specimens and pertinent evidence using highly sophisticated analytical instrumentation. The testing performed is highly complex and involves all manner of biological specimens. Results of the work are combined with preliminary autopsy findings to render final conclusions as to the cause and manner of death. In addition, the Forensic Chemist - Toxicology is responsible for review and certification of analytical data such as volatiles analysis and other LC/MS/MS quantitative batches.Earn a Degree in Crime Scene Investigation, Forensic Science, or Computer Forensics
Requirements
Qualified applicants must possess, and application must clearly reflect work experience that demonstrates the following:Do you have the Education Required? See available on-line and campus-based degree programs now!
How to apply: Apply online
Posted: October 14, 2024
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