
Blood Reagent Expiration: How Long Do Your Chemicals Really Last?
In forensic science, the reliability of your results depends on more than just technique — the tools and chemicals you use matter just as much.
While forensic technician courses are widely available, they may not prepare you for new roles and responsibilities.
Plus, generic leadership courses also may not address the unique challenges of a Forensic Unit. What if you could access forensic-specific training and resources to support your career growth?
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As newly promoted Crime Scene and Latent Print supervisors, we struggled to learn how to effectively run our forensic units. We searched for resources but kept coming up empty-handed. That’s when we decided to “fill in the gaps” by creating a training course that we wished we had to help make the transition in our leadership roles easier.
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Forensics is fascinating – we wouldn’t have gotten into this career if we didn’t have a love for the science. But there’s A LOT behind the scenes no one tells you about before you get into the forensic field.
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In forensic science, the reliability of your results depends on more than just technique — the tools and chemicals you use matter just as much.
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