Pathology jobs - working as a mortuary assistant
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A job as a pathologist's assistant
If for instance I'm in a company and my job comes under discussion, there's always the same questions, for example 'What happens to any artificial hip joints or pace makers, are they removed and used again?'
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I must admit my job wouldn't suit everyone as I'm employed as a Pathologist's assistant and also work in the mortuary of a local hospital. The thing that really gets to me is the fact that people think I must be odd to do such a job.
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| 11-3-2010 | It would appear I am like everyone else - the same information for becoming a mortuary assistant is on the internet BUT not on how to actually get close to the job to begin with. You can get all the different training courses and experience from working in a morgue but hey...how do I get to do that...more | Exiled |
| 01-3-2010 | I've been looking all over the internet for information on becoming a mortuary assistant, I can't find a single thing thats simple to follow. I've been interested in this profession for years now and I have nvq level 2 and 3 in Social care. Please help me, I live in the Nottingham area ...more | kate |
| 28-2-2010 | could some one please email me information as th where I casn get training for this kind of work as this is something I want to do, lush_lish08@hotmail.com. THanx | lisa |
| 06-2-2010 | Hi please could someone send me any details on how to get training / work in a mortuary im 26 years old and for as long as I can remember its always been what I wanted to do with my life, in high school at the age of 13 I asked could I do my work experience in one? the short answer was NO I have lo...more | sammie1983 |
| 10-1-2010 | Please can someone help me get some Mortuary work anywhere in Central Scotland? I've been trying to get into training as an APT for most of my adult life. Having been told when l left school in the 80's that "girls just didn't do that kind of work" l settled for the banking of...more | karen |
| 09-11-2009 | I have been trying to find information to working in a mortuary, it has been hard , do I need any qualifications, I currently work in cssd . I have also worked in nursing homes and have experienced death, also with relatives.i feel that it is a curios but also a final journey that we all have to go...more | diane lee |
| 21-9-2009 | Definitely. Plus, when dealing with death, it's such a weird thing for those of us living that of course we're curious.
Just wondering, how does one get involved in this career? I'd love to try it out but don't know how or where to start. | Avonlea |
| 05-9-2009 | People are interested because they think it's all like CSI or 'Silent Witness', which I suspect it's not. | Timelord |
| 18-6-2009 | I walk the land like Kane from Kung Foo. I study the art of fighting without fighting.
I once met a Pathologist, on his third cup of coffee in Burger King. He informed me that he needed to find a real job, a job that he actually felt he'd be contributing to society as opposed to taking mone...more | Moler T |
| 18-6-2009 | I'm a mortician. I get a lot of weird looks from friends, especially when they ask what I did today, and I say I filled in a head hole for an open casket funeral. | Josie |
| 13-12-2008 | ", removed a young girl binge-drinker's livers etc.
A Hilter 13-Dec-2008 10:12 "
Funny, in my experience most people only have one liver. Shows what sort of a pathologist you must be! Tosser | MikeP |
| 13-12-2008 | I'm a pathologist and I love it. I enjoy asking my friends "what did you do at work today?" and they'll say "not much, a bit of photocopying, sent an e-mail and tried to flirt with the new office boy..." and they'll ask me what I did and I'll say "removed ni...more | A Hilter |
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