Deputy Coroner | Forensic Pathologist

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mahoning countyYoungstown (OH)

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Mahoning County Coroner

Job Location: Mahoning County Coroner 345 Oak Hill Avenue, Suite 320 Youngstown, Ohio 44502 Title of Immediate Supervisor: Mahoning County Coroner Filing Deadline: Looking to fill as soon as possible. If you are interested in this position and would like to submit your resume/curriculum vitae, please contact: Mahoning County Coroner Theresa Gaetano, D-AMB DI 345 Oak Hill Avenue, Suite 320 Youngstown, Ohio 44502 330-740-2175 Theresa.Gaetano@mahoningcountyoh.govResponsibilities: Under the direction of the Coroner, the Deputy Coroner/Forensic Pathologist oversees the office in the absence of the Coroner. This includes overseeing autopsies and external examinations, interpreting results and relaying information to the public and media. Located in Youngstown Ohio, the Mahoning County Coroner's Office serves a population of approximately 235,000 residents, and the Forensic Pathologist performs approximately 125-150 autopsies per year. The Forensic Pathologist interprets autopsy, histology, and toxicology results rendering an expert opinion regarding the cause and manner of death for all cases. The Forensic Pathologist oversees the operation of the morgue.

Qualifications: American Board of Pathology certification preferred. Board eligibility required.

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