Chase Weber

• Investigations performed include violent, unusual, unnatural, suspicious, and various other types of crime scenes.
• This role requires visible representative of this agency and adhere to agency policies and guidelines, as well as maintain a role as an ambassador of the agency both on and off duty.
• Daily engagement includes engaging with and working alongside law enforcement agencies, physicians, nurses, lawyers, grieving family members, and funeral directors.
• This role is also physically demanding, requiring stamina and strength to work assigned shifts under all environmental conditions, drive safely for extended periods of time, endure frequent periods of sleep deprivation, lift, and move bodies (often more than 100 lbs.) as well as climb, bend, stoop, crawl or otherwise work in a confined or difficult conditions to investigate deaths and aid in decedent removals in various postmortem interval states.

This program focuses on Native American students interested in any STEM field that also want to rediscover their Native American culture.

• Assist students with their field notes, answer questions, and overall help them feel comfortable throughout this program.
• Focus on the study of Paleontology, often involving work in quarries.

• Admit and release human bodies which fall under the medical examiner’s jurisdiction.
• Keep updated register within an excel spreadsheet.
• Answer telephone calls and relay messages to appropriate staff.
• Re-stock supplies and clean as required; other duties as assigned.