About the Role:

The Forensic Coordinator plays a critical role in managing and overseeing forensic investigations to ensure accurate, timely, and legally compliant outcomes. This position involves coordinating between forensic teams, law enforcement agencies, and legal entities to facilitate the collection, analysis, and preservation of evidence. The coordinator ensures that all forensic procedures adhere to established protocols and quality standards, maintaining the integrity of the investigative process. Additionally, the role requires managing case documentation, scheduling forensic examinations, and supporting expert testimony preparation. Ultimately, the Forensic Coordinator contributes to the successful resolution of cases by streamlining forensic operations and fostering effective communication among all stakeholders.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Strong understanding of forensic procedures, evidence handling, and chain of custody requirements.
• Excellent organizational and communication skills to coordinate multiple stakeholders effectively.
• Proficiency with case management software and standard office productivity tools.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience working with law enforcement agencies and legal professionals in a forensic context.
• Knowledge of laboratory information management systems (LIMS) and forensic data analysis tools..
• Familiarity with federal and state regulations governing forensic evidence and criminal investigations.

Responsibilities:

• Registration of hospital and outpatient-based services upon receipt of reservation.
• Scheduling all outpatients' services.
• Collection of accurate information
• Verification of insurance coverage.
• Confirms authorization requests.
• Scanning all necessary documentation.
• Sends daily schedule to all departments.
• Sends clinicals to all facilities.
• Communicates with both forensic and outpatient facilities.

Skills:

The Forensic Coordinator utilizes strong organizational skills daily to manage complex case schedules and ensure all forensic activities are completed accurately and on time. Effective communication skills are essential for liaising between forensic experts, law enforcement, and legal teams, ensuring clarity and collaboration throughout investigations. Analytical skills support the review and verification of forensic documentation and evidence handling procedures to maintain compliance with legal standards. Proficiency with case management and forensic software tools enables efficient tracking and reporting of case progress and forensic results. Additionally, problem-solving skills are applied to address logistical challenges and streamline forensic workflows, contributing to the overall success of investigations.