The forensic science technician is a trained professional responsible in operating and maintaining equipment used the medical examiner, pathologists and forensic lab researchers. Forensic science is a multi-disciplinary initiative involving physics, chemistry, microbiology, zoology, chromatography, biometrics, medicine and ballistics, to mention some. A forensic technician is often assigned in a criminal investigation unit.
Forensic Science Technician Resume Template
Alvin Dan G. Hartwell
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Phone, 717- 980-0921
Objective
A lead or supervisory position in a forensic laboratory as a forensic science technician.
Summary of Qualification
- About five years experience in operating electronic and electro-mechanical systems used in forensic.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills in Spanish and English
- Excellent interpersonal skills dealing in various professionals involved in a criminal investigation.
Career Experience/Job History
2005 – Present: Forensic Science Technician, Office of the medical Examiner, City and Country of San Francisco
- Gather and analyze physical evidence related to any criminal investigation.
- Operate and maintain all electronic, electrical and electro-mechanical equipment used in forensic crime labs.
- Assist the medical examiner or criminal investigation officer in updating and maintaining records.
- Testify in the use of and legal admissibility of laboratory equipment in determining relevant evidences in any criminal trial.
Education
2005 – 2006: In house seminars and conferences on various forensic subjects (ballistics, forensic psychology, DNA analysis, forensic pathology, video and speech analysis and toxicology)
2004 – 2007: Master of Science in Forensic Science, Florida International University, online study
2001 – 2004: Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science, Virginian Commonwealth University, Richmond
Professional reference will be furnished upon request.