Forensic Pathologists
Published on Feb 05, 2016
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WHAT IS A FORENSIC PATHOLOGIST?
Forensic pathologists are specialists that examine the bodies of victims of a crime.
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WHAT DO FORENSIC PATHOLOGISTS DO?
Forensic pathologists study body fluids for analysis, and examine tissue.
WHERE DOES A FORENSIC PATHOLOGIST WORK?
A forensic pathologist works in a laboratory.
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HOW DO YOU BECOME A FORENSIC PATHOLOGIST?
- A forensic pathologist candidate will have to take 8 years of collage after graduating high school. Then the forensic pathologist will be required to train for 4 to 5 years, then the person will have a 1 year on site training period.
