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WorksheetsAll About Forensic Science Careers
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
Check all the jobs related to Forensic Science
Bloodstain
Forensic Ballistics Expert
Forensic DNA
Poligraph Examiner
This person uses residue, ash, and other substances left after the destructive event to pinpoint whether such an event was intentional or not
Forensic Pathologist
Arson investigator
Forensic odontologist
Forensic Psychologist
Also known as medical examiners, they provide one of the most important components of any homicide investigation: They determine the cause of death.
Forensic Pathologists
Arson investigator
Forensic odontologist
Forensic Psychologist
These professionals manage to identify victims when sometimes DNA identification is impractical and fingerprint analysis is impossible.
Forensic Pathologist
Arson investigator
Forensic odontologist
Forensic Psychologist
A (a) performs important services to corrections, courts, and law enforcement, from jury consulting to prison counseling.
Grisly crimes and cold cases call for the expertise of someone who specializes in identifying human remains, this person is called (a)
If a building collapses for no apparent reason. A (a) must be called to determine whether or not there's foul play or structural failure
(a) specialize in financial crimes and are trained to follow the money trail. They work to weed out fraud and to help protect bank accounts.
Investigators are helped by (a) to identify the causes of death that include poisons, chemicals, and intoxicating substances.
Digital Forensics Experts and Forensic Computer Investigators are incharge of:
Computers
Digital devices
Electronic fingerprints
Online criminal behavior
This person compares handwriting samples and use their expertise to identify forgeries of contracts, checks, bank statements,
Forensic examiner
Documents arranger
Forensic documents examiner
Document photographer
(a) are trained to conduct examinations using the "lie detector" and to provide analysis of the results.
(a) compare DNA samples taken from suspects and victims to determine whether someone was present at a crime scene
When investigators need help tracing a bullet back to a gun or identifying the type of firearm used. the wisest thing to do is to call a (a)
(a) are the utility players of the forensic science field. They assist in the collection of evidence, conduct analysis, and help investigate crime scenes.
