Curriculum
A program with five decades of accreditation behind it.
During the fellowship year, the fellows will perform at least 200 complete forensic autopsies, each of which includes external examinations, anatomic dissections, internal examinations, and microscopic examinations.
Additional training with medicolegal death scene investigations, including accompanying investigators to death scenes, photography, radiography (LODOX and computed tomography), criminalistics (Tulsa Police Department and the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation), odontology and in-house forensic anthropology, jurisprudence, forensic neuropathology, and forensic toxicology (in-house accredited toxicology laboratory) will occur over the course of the academic year.
The fellows also have the opportunity for research/scholarly activities and to present at in-house, local/state, and national education conferences.
Features of the Fellowship include:
- $100,000 Annual Salary
- Wide variety of cases from a jurisdiction of 4+ million residents and including cases from neighboring counties
- Biweekly case conferences
- Weekly histology sessions
- Monthly didactic teaching conferences
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