Question

job posting #3
salary: $42,000 - $68,000 annually
duties:

• perform testing of biological samples
• identify blood stains for dna analysis
• identify hair and other items for dna analysis
• compare evidence from crime scene to suspects
• write complete laboratory reports consistent with lab findings
• provide expert witness testimony

requirements:

• bachelors degrees in biology, forensic science, or chemistry (masters preferred); at least four years of experience analyzing dna evidence from crime scenes; perform routine and complex analysis of evidence from victims, crime scenes, and weapons; perform pcr and generate dna profiles; maintains and calibrates laboratory equipment; pass drug test and criminal background check

medical examiner
forensic crime scene investigator
forensic crime laboratory scientist

Explanation:

The job involves performing tests on biological samples, DNA - analysis of evidence from crime scenes, writing lab reports, and providing expert testimony. The requirements include a relevant science degree and experience in DNA evidence analysis. A Forensic Crime Laboratory Scientist typically does such tasks in a laboratory setting. A Medical Examiner focuses more on autopsies and determining cause of death, and a Forensic Crime Scene Investigator is more involved in collecting evidence at the crime scene rather than just laboratory - based analysis.

Answer:

C. Forensic Crime Laboratory Scientist