does any one know the requirements for a medical examiner?
464269
Medical degree specializing in pathology.
832268
You can get them through VitalChek: http://www.vitalchek.com/agency_locator.asp?providerid=3639\n\nYou can ask questions through a form on their FAQ page.
790527
Forensics do not need a special requirement and don't need to be a special agent.\nI'm not sure about the USA but in Australia, the Forensics Department are made up of Senior Constables and higher.\nTo become a Forensics Officer you need to be in the job for at least 3 years, then you have the chance to apply for Forensics Department. \nThe only requirement would be to have completed some studies regarding Forensics, such as Certficate IV Forensic Science or a diploma or degree.\nThere are many type of Forensics, there are "Bench Scientists" where they go out to a crime scene, take samples and photos required and go back to the lab to test it all out, some tests are passed onto different sectors, such as Forensic Arsonists who work with bombs, guns etc, Forensic Biologists who work with the biology side such as skin cells, as well Forensics who work with trees, bark, dirt, leaves to try match the crime scene with an offender. \nThe FBI & ABI would be far too busy to answer your questions, go to the website and try find some information, if no avail, call recruiting. They are always more than happy to help you with inquiries.
81358
Contact your State Board of Dental Examiners
117945
Contact your State Board of Dental Examiners.
417350
Go to the web site below and do a search for Medical Examiner.\nContact the county where the person died. Just so you know- unless you are a member of the immediate family you may not be able to get the information.
1066030
All I know for sure is you must have completed high school. You probably also have to qualify in some sort of fitness regimen. My friend is presently taking a course on line. One name for this type of work is Forensic Science Specialist.
534345
Try contacting the PA State Police Recruitment Section or their website to find out requirements.
439113
Private investigators must be licensed or employed by a licensed agency. They must be at least 18 years of age. Some agencies require investigators to hold valid first aid and CPR certificates, have a valid driver's licence and provide their own mode of transportation. \n\nSome related experience or education is a definite asset when seeking employment. Many agencies provide additional training programs for new employees
619703
Chief Medical Examiner : Amy P. Hart, M.D.\n\n=======\nb.t.w.: Quincy retired years ago! LOL\n(Last episode "The Cutting Edge" aired  11 May 83)
1121443
Autopsy's are performed by the coroner.  You'd have to contact the coroner's office and ask what their procedures were.
938799
Call social services in your county and ask the department who you should call for the requirements. They will point you in the right direction.
495243
TO QUALIFY TO TAKE THE POLICE OFFICER EXAMINATION, YOU MUST:\n\nBe at least 20 years old (there is no maximum age limit). \nBe a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident alien. There is no residency requirement. \nHave a valid driver license. \nNot have been convicted of a felony in California or of an act in any other state or Federal jurisdiction or in any other county that would have been a felony if committed in California or any misdemeanor that carries a penalty prohibiting ownership, possession, or control of a firearm. \nTO BE HIRED, YOU MUST:\n\nBe at least 21 years old. \nHave: \na U.S. high school diploma or \na G.E.D.  or \nCalifornia High School Proficiency examination or \ntwo-year / four year degree from an accredited college or university \nBe a U.S. citizen. \nSuccessfully complete all components of the Police Officer examination and the background investigation process.\n\nTHE POLICE OFFICER COMPONENTS ARE:\n\nA multiple-choice written examination that tests English grammar and syntax, spelling, vocabulary, and reading-comprehension skills.\n\nA physical ability examination that measures strength, endurance, equilibrium, and flexibility. Additionally, a trigger-pull exercise that measures handgrip and arm strength.\n\nA situation-response oral examination that tests oral communication skills, decision-making, self-control, and flexibility.\n\nCandidates who pass the three-part Police Officer examination move on to the background investigation process.\n\n\nTHE BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION PROCESS CONSISTS OF:\n\nA psychological evaluation that includes a written evaluation and an interview. \nA polygraph examination that focuses on information provided in the candidate's personal history questionnaire. \nAn employment-character-background investigation. \nA medical examination that includes a vision test, a hearing test, and height/weight measurements. \nAt the time of the vision test, your corrective lenses (glasses or hard or soft contact lenses) must be made available. Vision must be at least 20/30 either unaided or corrected with glasses or hard or soft contact lenses. If glasses or hard contact lenses are worn, uncorrected vision must be no weaker than 20/100. If soft contact lenses are worn, there is no limitation on uncorrected vision provided the wearer has successfully worn these soft lenses for at least six (6) months. All candidates must have entirely full visual fields and must achieve a passing score on a color-vision test.\n\nAt the time of the hearing test, the uncorrected auditory threshold for each ear in the speech frequencies of 500, 1000, 2000 and 3000 Hz should average 20 db, or less in the ANSI 69 calibration. Hearing loss in these frequencies should be no greater than 35 db.\n\nAt the time of height-weight measurement, the following standards will be strictly adhered to:\n\n\nMEN WOMEN \nHEIGHT MAXIMUM WEIGHT HEIGHT MAXIMUM WEIGHT \n5' 151 4'6" 116 \n5'2" 159 4'8" 122 \n5'4" 167 4'10" 130 \n5'6" 175 5' 138 \n5'8" 183 5'2" 144 \n5'10" 193 5'4" 152 \n6' 204 5'6" 161 \n6'2" 216 5'8" 169 \n6'4" 229 5'10" 179 \n6'6" 241 6' 190 \n \nCandidates may be disqualified from the background investigation process if they withhold, misstate, or lie about background information; if they have a felony conviction; if they have an unacceptable driving record; or if they have a history of use or association with illegal drugs.\n\nCandidates who are disqualified during background investigation process must wait two years from the date of disqualification before they may reapply to take the Police Officer examination. Candidates who are disqualified because of uncorrectable medical problems, serious drug abuse or because of criminal records may possibly not be allowed to reapply.\n\nWhen the candidate's background investigation process is completed, th
325417
You might want to contact The Texas Association of Licensed Investigators.  The Association's home page includes, among other things, a link to Texas Licensing Requirements.  (See sources below for relevant links.)
390202
If you want to investigate a particular doctor, all you have to do is contact your state medical board.  If they have been on the receiving end of any disciplinary action or patient complaints, you can access this info.  Also, there are a number of online sites where this stuff is posted. See my sources below for url's, some pay some free.  Also, I'd go to your state medical board's website.
21454
call the county coroners office.  if an autopsy was done, then you can get access to that info
148336
Nothing much.\n\nHe should make sure that the physicians demands are fulfilled upto mark.\n\nTake a good picture.