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Genesee County Medical Examiner Primary Medical Examiner Investigator in Flint, Michigan

Title

PRIMARY MEDICAL EXAMINER INVESTIGATOR 

Union

AFSCME 496.01  

Full-Time/Part-Time

Full-Time  

Open Date

8/28/2024  

Closed Date

09/11/2024  

Location

Medical Examiner  

Description

Starting Pay: $29.7345 Hourly ($61,848) After 1st Year: $32.1277 Hourly ($66,726) After 2nd Year: $33.2067 Hourly ($69,070) After 3rd Year: $34.3258 Hourly ($71,398) After 4th Year: $35.4805 Hourly ($73,799)

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

Bachelor's degree in a scientific discipline or criminal Justice -AND- Autopsy Assistant certificate or two (2) years' experience as an autopsy assistant -AND- two (2) years' experience as a medical examiner scene investigator;

-OR-

Associate degree or sixty (60) credit hours in a scientific discipline or criminal Justice *-AND- *Autopsy assistant certificate or two (2) years' experience as an autopsy assistant *-AND- *five (5) years' death scene investigation experience.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: MUST obtain ABMDI (American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators) certification within two (2) years of employment. MUST obtain the advanced ABMDI (American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators) certification within 5 (5) years of employment. A typical work schedule will be 40 hours per week during normal business hours. May be required to work weekends, holidays and irregular work hours. Availability for on-call work from home for death scene investigation questions may be necessary.

*JOB SUMMARY: *Conducts and supervises death investigations in cases of fatality where the death occurs outside of medical care, or the death is believed to be due to trauma; conducts death scene investigations, prepares detailed reports related to these investigations' coordinates death-related activities with appropriate medical and law enforcement personnel and provides ongoing training for new death scene investigators as well as acting as a consultative resource for other investigators; also assists in the morgue as an autopsy assistant when directed.

ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS:

Is the primary scene investigator during business hours and other times as needed; supervises and conducts death investigations in accordance with all federal and state statutes; gathers factual data relating to deceased persons and prepares detailed reports; responds to requests from State and County law enforcement agencies;

Makes death notifications to family members of the deceased, interviews witnesses and relatives of the deceased and takes photographs of death scene; examines deceased for signs of injury or suspicious death; communicates findings at death scene along with history and circumstances of death to the pathologist and receives direction and facilitates necessary pathological examinations, as indicated;

Assists pathologists with daily autops

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