Forensic Morgue & Evidence Specialist

Bexar County PA; Texas; On-site; USD 28,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Bexar County is hiring a Morgue Specialist I to log decedents, manage evidence, and assist with autopsy preparation. Responsibilities include photographing, weighing, and organizing specimens; entering data; and ensuring secure storage and release of bodies.

The role requires HS diploma or GED and basic office experience, with priority given to funeral home familiarity. This full-time, on-site position involves exposure to biohazardous materials, shift coverage in the evening, and adherence to

Qualifications

• Graduation from High School or GED and one year general office/administrative experience.
• Knowledge of human anatomy; health and safety standards; basic office software.
• Ability to follow instruction, maintain records, and communicate with diverse groups.

Responsibilities

• Receive, photograph, tag, and store decedents and specimens.
• Undress, wash, weigh, measure, and photograph decedents for autopsy preparation.
• Assist in opening body cavities and preparing organ/fluid specimens.
• Process body/ specimen x-rays and secure chain of custody.
• Enter decedent data and effects into computer systems.
• Inventory medications and secure them appropriately.
• May contact funeral homes regarding release and pick up.
• Maintain morgue and equipment cleanliness and organization.

Skills

Anatomy knowledge

Health and safety standards

Data entry

Communication

Records management

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Word processing

Database

Spreadsheet

Job description

Bexar County is hiring a Morgue Specialist I to log decedents, manage evidence, and assist with autopsy preparation. Responsibilities include photographing, weighing, and organizing specimens; entering data; and ensuring secure storage and release of bodies.

The role requires HS diploma or GED and basic office experience, with priority given to funeral home familiarity. This full-time, on-site position involves exposure to biohazardous materials, shift coverage in the evening, and adherence to