#Forensic Pathologist

[autopsyfreak]

i want to become a forensic pathologist and gain the ability to perform autopsies on homicide victims, but even just the idea of enduring medical school makes me want to carve my skull out of my face.

[captainvampire]

Dr. Zera (forensic pathologist) au thing because I find forensic pathologists/medical examiners interesting and love any type of media that has them (especially spooky month I love patty)

[simplymariac]

Season 1, Episode 101 Dark Knight - More Enhanced Photo Stills of Dr. Natalie Lambert (Catherine Disher) #ForeverKnight

Just having fun with these screenshots. Sony has all the rights to this screenshot set. 😉

[fulcrumstardust]

This might be a long shot but anyone here a forensic pathologist who wouldn't mind chatting about the job with me?

[higherentity]

[wausaupilot]

Marathon County forensic pathologist could expand autopsy capacity in northern Wisconsin

‘I’ve dealt with death my whole life’: Wisconsin medical examiner works to shield families from added pain, despite staffing shortages.

By Avery Lea Rogers– Wisconsin Public Radio In Wisconsin, forensic pathologists are the only people who can perform autopsies — and they have to be a fully licensed medical doctor. And there’s a shortage of forensic pathologists across the country and the state. Crystal Schaub is chief medical examiner for Oneida, Vilas and Forest counties. Whereas a forensic pathologist is in charge of…

[simplymariac]

Dr. Natalie Lambert played by Catherine Disher.

pretty scans of Nat in season 1

[ryuzakemo128]

Pairing: Poly 141 x Reaper! Forensics Pathologist! Female reader

Masterlist - Part One - Part Two - Part Three

Note: Only the reader's hair colour is defined. Everything else is up to you. Also the third image is what I image you wearing in this fic.

“Confused is all. As to why you of all people are at my doorstep. Don’t you pups know what death looks like? Or do you prefer to experience it yourself?” you raised an eyebrow at their interference. Your long black onyx nails tapping the back of your clipboard.

A reaper right in front of their face. Disguised as a Forensics Pathologist, a mortician, a keeper of the dead.

John Price, the stern-faced leader of Task Force 141, took a step back, eyeing the woman with a mix of wariness and curiosity. “We've seen plenty of it,” he replied, his British accent thick and commanding. “But we're not here for a lecture on mortality, Doc.”

“Pity. You look like you need one. Several. Of. Them. Perhaps then you will promptly understand how important my work is.”

Your hair looked like molten lava, the layers of charcoal, auburn, and copper framing your sharp face, which was devoid of any make-up except for the crimson lipstick that stood out against the starkness of your teeth.

“Do you think you scare me scotsman? I know more about life than you lived in a year.”

Your eyes bore into Soap, holding his gaze as if challenging him to dare.

“Shoot me foolish man, go on, do it, see what kind of 'damage' you won't be able to do.”

Because no one can kill death. And they will all come to her eventually.

Death is the end of everything.

Divider Credit: @cafekitsune

[stormyoceans]

anyway shout out to my man pepper for appearing in that trailer for less than 0.0001 second and still looking snatched as hell in suit and glasses

[consult-sherlockholmes]

How are you dealing with the heatwave in london?

By sneaking staying in the morgue. I can guarantee you it has the best air conditioning, if you are not bothered by the fact it is a morgue. Thank you for giving me access today, @pathologistmollyhooper.

[simplymariac]

This is a Season 1 promotional photo from Forever Knight of Dr. Natalie Lambert played by Catherine Disher. #Forever Knight #CatherineDisher

This is from a scan of a photo. Enhanced and resized. Please enjoy. 🥰

Just having fun with this photo. Sony has all the rights to this photo. 😉

[stromuprisahat]

It is a myth that, in order to die of hypothermia, you have to be outside the house on a mountainside in freezing temperatures. We know that the old and vulnerable (and actually the young and vulnerable) can die indoors in air temperatures that are as high as 10°C – and that even higher temperatures can be lethal if there is a chilling wind outside or a strong draught inside. If the body’s core temperature falls below approximately 32°C then heart rate and blood pressure fall and there is a dulling of consciousness. If the body’s temperature falls below about 26°C then death must almost certainly follow, although there is a famous case of someone who reportedly recovered – albeit mutilated by frostbite – from a body temperature of 18°C. (In forensic medicine it is amazing how often you find just one exceptional exception. Followed always by a defence barrister trying to make it sound commonplace.) Hypothermia is, surprisingly, a not at all unusual cause of death. Its victims may have fallen in the sea or other cold water, or they are drunks who have dropped off to sleep in the park or they are young children who have been neglected. The great majority of victims, however, are elderly. Perhaps they think they cannot afford heating – and perhaps they really cannot – or perhaps physical or mental disability prevents them from switching it on. Sometimes hypothermia is simply the final step in a tragic pattern of depression and apathy towards eating, heating and personal care.

Unnatural Causes: The Life and Many Deaths of Britain’s Top Forensic Pathologist Unnatural Causes (Dr. Richard Shepherd)

[deathandthesoul]

I'm a healer, but...

[loosee-goosey]

cyfrin my beloved