Medical Examiner Job Description

A medical examiner (sometimes referred to as a coroner) is a government official who investigates and determines the cause of unnatural deaths, including deaths from violence or accidents.

Medical examiners are often seen performing autopsies or on-scene investigations.

They work closely with law enforcement, often acting as a first responder during accidents.

Medical examiners are appointed by the governor and confirmed by the state legislature.

They serve full-time, nonremunerative positions.

Job Brief:

We’re looking for a Medical Examiner who can help us with our investigation.

Medical Examiner Duties:

• Performs various medical and wellness examinations
• Screens for diseases and illnesses
• Makes clinical evaluations of patients
• Diagnoses medical diseases and conditions
• Provides counseling to patients
• Makes recommendations for treatment
• Evaluates and treats physical and mental disabilities
• Performs other duties as assigned

Medical Examiner Responsibilities:

• Physician’s license required
• 4+ years’ relevant experience
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Strong work ethic, dependability, and time management skills
• Excellent organizational skills
• Knowledge of medical terminology required

Requirements And Skills:

• Perform accident investigations by interviewing witnesses, conducting radar and photographic surveys, obtaining and analyzing medical records, and investigating vehicle damage
• Prepare comprehensive accident reports, including recommendations for preventing future accidents
• Work with insurance companies to determine coverage, benefits, and the maximum amount payable by the carrier
• Create and maintain accident investigation reports in accordance with company policies

At Company Name, we believe that diversity and inclusion are key to building a strong, successful team. We encourage applications from people of all races, religions, national origins, genders, and ages, as well as veterans and individuals with disabilities.