Careers in forensic science : crime scene investigation : criminalist.
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TextSeries: New York Open University Press 2010Edition: second editionDescription: 1 online resource (33 pages) : color illustrationsISBN: 978335234417Subject(s): Forensic sciences | Criminal investigation | Science | BUSINESS & ECONOMICS | Criminal investigation | ScienceDDC classification: HV8073 .P46 2010 | Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Careers in forensic science -- Exploring this career -- History of this career -- Where you will work -- The work you will do -- Forensic scientists tell you about their careers -- I'm a forensic radiologist -- I am a bloodstain pattern analyst -- I work for a crime lab -- I'm a forensics consultant -- I'm chief toxicologist, office of the chief medical examiner, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada -- Personal qualifications you will need -- Attractive features of this career -- Unattractive features -- Education and training you will need -- What you will earn -- Outlook for this career -- Getting started -- Associations and organizations -- Periodicals.
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