For those of you interested in crime and forensics, I have an article at a web site called Women In Crime Ink (fascinating site, by the way).
It's about how the analyzation of maggots can help solve crimes. Here is the link, I hope you enjoy.
http://womenincrimeink.blogspot.com/2009/05/dissecting-cindy-anthonys-statement.html
If I'm not the current "Featured Writer," just look for tags to it on the right side under maggots, or me.
Yours in Forensics!
KC

Hi, my name is Diana, you responded to my post about interviewing a forensic nurse. I really appreciate your help! Here are my interview questions, feel free to add on anything I may have forgotten to ask about that is an important aspect of your job!

Interview Questions


Please tell me a little bit about your educational background and how you decided to become a forensic nurse.














Where are you currently employed and explain what your job entails from day to day.












What is one of the most exciting cases you've ever worked on?












What is the most satisfying aspect of being a forensic nurse?














What is the least satisfying aspect of being a forensic nurse?














What, if anything, do you like more about this job than being a staff nurse?














If students are interested in this position, how would they begin their journey?








What is the average salary for a forensic nurse?








What are the usual hours for a forensic nurse?








Do you see, on average, more male or female forensic nurses?












Do you work with a team? What is everyones role?