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Criminalistics Employment Opportunities

To add listings to this page, please contact the webmaster. Your posting will be accessible to more people if it is submitted as a link to the official job listing web site or as simple text. Alternatively, you may submit an Adobe PDF file. Be sure to include the pertinent job info, an email contact at your lab, and when the posting is to be removed.

Due to limited space/time and an effort to stay on theme (i.e. casework criminalists/casework forensic scientists), we will no longer post forensic technician, ID tech, or forensic specialist (non-criminalist) jobs. Although there can be some overlap between criminalist and forensic technician, ID tech, forensic specialist, etc, they are most often very different careers. If your job doesn't minimally required a four year degree in a science, then it's not a criminalist job.

JOB LISTING
Colorado Criminalist (Closes 02/04/10)
Washoe Criminalist II (Closes 02/12/10)
Washoe Criminalist I (Closes 02/12/10)
Washoe Criminalist Trainee (Closes 02/12/10)
Ventura County Forensic Scientist (Toxicology/Controlled Substances/Blood Alcohol) (Posted 12/02/09)
Ventura County Supervisor (Controlled Substances/Blood Alcohol) (Posted 12/02/09)
San Diego Police Firearms (Posted 12/01/09)
GFI Laboratory DNA position (Posted 11/18/09)
Forensic Testing Laboratories: DNA Technical Leader (Posted 11/03/09)
Kern County DNA Technical Leader (Posted 10/06/09)
Human Identification Technologies Consulting Forensic Scientist (Posted 09/22/09)
San Diego PD DNA Criminalist I/II (Posted 07/27/09)
Ventura Sheriff Supervising Forensic Scientist (Posted 07/02/09)
Washington State Patrol Forensic Laboratory Services Bureau Director (Posted 06/18/09) - Open until filled)
California DOJ Criminalist jobs (Continuous)
ASCLD site job postings

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