Sample Forensic Science Personal Statement

Years ago during my Naval service and after being introduced to a variety of medical communities, my interest in pathology became of a focal interest. Once completing a comprehensive clinical training in pathology, I soon became a valuable asset and educator to a myriad of pathology services. Participating and assisting in thousands of postmortem examinations, I soon found greater interest in another unique community in pathology, the forensic sciences. Training in forensic sciences soon satiated my ongoing want, by gaining greater insight into the cause and manner in medico-legal death investigations. This oftentimes proved by those proctored colleagues, whereas those colleagues often looked for guidance in this niche community. Teaching in this community often empowered many of my students with the necessary knowledge and skill sets that are important in performing …show more content…
During my working career, I developed and wrote an array of technical procedures for each of those said industries; which qualified me as a true professional in many of these unique anatomical communities. Teaching within these anatomical communities, I often focused this education towards that of; Pathology Technicians, Forensic Medical Technicians and those in the Mortuary Sciences. This practice to educate was not inundated my students but to have them excel in the vast demands in gross anatomy. My surgical prowess, patience, and my ability to teach others these skill sets, is still very rewarding and considered my personal testimony as an educator. My goal was to govern those students to function flawlessly with these given skills and knowledge that is revered with great importance in the performance in any and all anatomical recoveries; yet once those techniques are firmly established and mastered, these given techniques would be amply and comfortably applied to any number of pathology