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Toxicology (page 2)

Career Opportunities

This is an exciting field in which to interact with other professionals and to work with different types of cases. Forensic toxicologists work in police or law enforcement laboratories, medical examiner laboratories, and workplace drug testing laboratories. Other career opportunities exist in hospitals, universities and industry laboratories, and with agencies which monitor drug use in sports.

The Society of Forensic Toxicology (SOFT www.soft-tox.org) is a leading professional society for toxicologists in the United States. They maintain internet links to most major professional societies and toxicologist Certification Boards. The International Association of Forensic Toxicologists (www.tiaft.org) is another excellent source of international reference materials. These websites provide many additional details concerning career opportunities in the field of toxicology.

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