Forensic Scientist Trainee

Posted 9 days ago

american society of crime lab directors ascldCrystal City (MO)

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Below is a listing of current employment opportunities submitted by public institutions associated with forensic science and/or private vendors who support the ASCLD website through a sponsorship in the vendor gallery. Posting Jobs – ASCLD posts job announcements free of charge, submitted by public crime laboratories and other public institutions involved with forensic science, as a benefit to the forensic community. Private companies registered in our vendor gallery may post ads as well. In order to have a position posted on the website, please complete and submit a request for each position. Please include an attachment with the job description. The job description should be a Word document (.doc or.docx), text document (.txt), or adobe reader file (.pdf). Postings are listed for up to 3 months at a time and can be renewed by sending an email request to office@ascld.org. After review, the job announcement will be posted if it meets the requirements for the website. Student Internships The ASCLD website does not accept resumes from students seeking internships at forensic laboratories. Position: Forensic Scientist Trainee
Company: Missouri State Highway Patrol Crime Lab
Location: Jefferson City, MO
Position Description: Download Document Comments: [1190] End date: October 13, 2026

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