#Medical Examiner

[lakeville-lolita]

two can keep a secret if one of them is dead

abandoned morgue

[kodasea]

Fisher of Men (2021)

[everythingtamara]

Happy 65th Birthday to the amazing, beautiful, talented Tamara Tunie🎉🎉🥳💗. I just love her 😍🥰.

[c0smic-horrorwerewolf]

This post is for anyone interested in forensic science.

Forensic science is separated into what I call The three B’s Blood, Bodied and Bones. I’ll lay out the pros and cons for each option and things that will make each one easier.

Blood: easier if you like physics and math.

Pros: Learning liquid physics, easier to keep a consistent work schedule, smells the least bad

Cons: if you don’t like math it will suck, getting comments about Dexter EVERY TIME you say your job, sometime really mentally taxing.

Bodies: easier if you have an interest in medicine and surgery and if you have a strong stomach around guts

Pros: Learning some things that can apply in first aid situations, learning how to identify COD (kinda cool), medical examiner pays really well

Cons: Sometimes smells the worst, hardest on people emotionally, requires really steady hands, usually less consistent work schedule.

Bones: easier if you are comfortable with various temperatures, like puzzles, have a strong gut for rotting stuff and are fine with bugs

Pros: least emotionally taxing, you aren’t working for law enforcement, you get to travel, you get to solve puzzles, you get to discover historical sites with skeletons.

Cons: sometimes the body isn’t fully decomposed and it stinks, a LOT of bugs, never home, grave robbing jokes.

They are all good options it’s just depends on what you like

[nerdgirlnarrates]

I've been on a forensic pathology elective the past few weeks, and I'm coming to the strange realization that sometimes it's easier to meet the patient when they're already dead. Once they're dead, it's over. They can't get hurt again. I found it far more stressful to care for patients who had been shot and survived, where lots of things can still go off the rails for them, than to autopsy patients who had been shot and killed.

[paladin-of-nerd-fandom65]

Also for this year’s Mother’s Day, a little very morbid yet silly Headcanon about Mary Grayson I simply cannot stop repeating no matter how hard I try lol;

While her mother’s side of the family were trapeze acrobats, her father’s side composed of people with a bit more…morbid professions; mainly medical examiners (medically trained personal who check over the recently deceased to find a cause of suspicious passing), funeral directors, morticians or in the case of own father, a dentist. Mary actually has training on how to be a medical examiner courtesy of her grandfather despite her officially taking her mother’s side of family business as an acrobat. Though, on one tour in England during a stroll through London, John and Mary passed by a museum for the morbid which was once a mortuary. Said museum sold gag cardboard ID tags that are meant to be placed on the bare toes of the recently deceased as souvenirs. So Mary and John bought them and joking if Mary is sleeping in for the morning, John would put on these tags on her toe, after all there is the phrase ‘being dead asleep’.

To build on this, there are occasions of when Dick was sleeping in and Mary happens passing by him on a lazy day , he too would have one of these tags placed on his big toe. More often than not, these tags would even be filled out by John and Mary up to even the causes of ‘death’, most of common of them being “Tickling Induced Cardiac Arrest”. It doesn’t take too much to know what tired out the one wearing that toe tag into that deep death like sleep.

In a world where Mary Grayson had lived after that fateful performance and was raising Dick as a single mother, especially as he grew up, Mary would scale back that practice big time and she’d never get the finish filling out every one of those tags in her collection as quickly, maybe having plenty of blank ones to the present day.

So basically yeah, Mary Grayson has family who dealt with the dead and even as an acrobat, that part of her lineage never truly left her.

[captainsherlockwinchester110283]

sometimes.... I wanna drop out of uni and become a house wife.... then I remember I hate depending on people... and I have to prove some family wrong and actually become a medical examiner...... but cottage core house wife..... but independent baddie

[sspacegodd]

The fingerprinting of a decomposed corpse sometimes requires the medical examiner to remove the dead guy's fingertips and slip them over her own gloved fingertips -- allowing her to take the prints.

[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. 😉

[pose4photoml]

RIP Ducky 😞

David McCallum, who was best known for playing Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard on NCIS, has died. He was 90.

[tvshowpilot]

Tn this video we’re exploring the intriguing world of medical examiners!

[lakeville-lolita]

have you ever seen a portal?

abandoned medical examiner’s office

[kodasea]

The Crew and the Fisherman (2021)

[everythingtamara]

You know I always loved when she would just wear her natural curls 😍😍😩

[eyezdrawz]

What’s your plans for the future? Do you have them or does it, staring ominously at you, makes all your thought evaporate into non existence?

i do have plans for the future, one of my biggest plans is to become a medical examiner, another big plan of mine along with becoming a medical examiner is become a better artist and maybe be able to do commissions and sell prints and stickers if people are interested, so yeah :)))) thanks for the ask!!!

[rachel-sylvan-author]

"Working Stiff: Two Years, 262 Bodies, and the Making of a Medical Examiner" by Judy Melinek, MD

Thank you @paws.and.pages for the rec! ❤️