The real CSI: By Marissa O'Hair. Forensic Scientist Technician Why’d I Pick It?  Like CSI  Intriguing  Exciting  Mysterious  Brings justice.

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The real CSI: By Marissa O'Hair

Forensic Scientist Technician Why’d I Pick It?  Like CSI  Intriguing  Exciting  Mysterious  Brings justice

What Do You Do?  Examine  Remake  Test  Connect  Report  In court  On file

What Do You Use?  Work in laboratories  Use Microscopes, Computers, DNA Readers  Wear protective clothing  Use multiple methods

High School Courses and Abilities  Any Science classes  Public Speaking  Technical Writing

Education Required  Bachelor’s Degree  Takes 4-6 years  Majors in science  Minimum requirement  Master’s Degree  In Forensic Science  Bachelor’s degree is required  2 years plus Bachelor’s

$$ Salary $$  National average -$43,200  Entry level national average - $32,420  Experienced national average - $84,260  Promotion= More money

A FST’s Schedule  Work 40 hours per week  On call 24/7  Work nights and weekends  Must put in extra laboratory hours

Promotions  Correct completion of certification examination  From American Board of Criminalists  Tests for proficiency  Transferring  By getting “reclassified”  Assistant Director

Related Jobs  Law Enforcement and Security officers  Protect lives and property  Enforces laws  Investigate crimes

Perks of The Job  Like an episode of Crime Scene Investigation  Brings criminals to justice  No two are similar  Variety of analysis procedures

Downsides of the Job  Must be very particular  Always constant pressure  Court appearances take away laboratory time  Can be sad or gruesome

Works Cited  “Criminalists (Forensic Scientist Technicians).” Labor Market Information. Employment Development Department, Web. 13 May  “Forensic Science Technicians.” WISCareers. Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System, Web. 13 May 2011.