Autopsies dipped in gold. Sit down with us as we have a chat with Dr. Sarah Avedschmidt.  She is a forensic pathologist in the Golden State of California who also spends time in our office as a locum tenens.  Hear about the fascinating journey she took in becoming a forensic pathologist.

Autopsies dipped in gold. Sit down with us as we have a chat with Dr. Sarah Avedschmidt. She is a forensic pathologist in the Golden State of California who also spends time in our office as a locum tenens. Hear about the fascinating journey she took in becoming a forensic pathologist.

Autopsies dipped in gold. Sit down with us as we have a chat with Dr. Sarah Avedschmidt.&nbsp; She is a forensic pathologist in the Golden State of California who also spends time in our office as a locum tenens.&nbsp; Hear about the fascinating journey she took in becoming a forensic pathologist.

Forensic Locum Tenens

Detroit’s Daily Docket is a podcast from the Wayne County Medical Examiner’s Office, which is located in Detroit, Michigan, and in a partnership with the University of Michigan.  This podcast was created to educate the lay public and the armchair detectives about forensic pathology.  We use our experience and collaborative work style to explain forensic pathology topics in plain language and to dispel the myths about the medicine and science of forensics.  In each episode we discuss a topic in forensic pathology and relevant famous cases to illustrate the topic.  The relevant cases will all be ones where the autopsy report is public record and not from our jurisdiction.   Each episode is 30-60 minutes long depending on the topic.

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Detroit’s Daily Docket is a podcast from the Wayne County Medical Examiner’s Office, which is located in Detroit, Michigan, and in a partnership with the University of Michigan. This podcast was created to educate the lay public and the armchair detectives about forensic pathology. We use our experience and collaborative work style to explain forensic pathology topics in plain language and to dispel the myths about the medicine and science of forensics. In each episode we discuss a topic in forensic pathology and relevant famous cases to illustrate the topic. The relevant cases will all be ones where the autopsy report is public record and not from our jurisdiction. Each episode is 30-60 minutes long depending on the topic.

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Forensic Locum Tenens

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