CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL IN BIO-FORENSICS (CPBF)

Academy of Investigation & Forensic Science (AIFS), Certification Professional in Bio-Forensic Biology helps you understand the scenario & basic inside a forensic laboratory. These short term professionalize course covers administrative and scientific concepts and safe laboratory practices. Forensic scientists are responsible for more than analysis of evidence; they are also accountable for accurate record keeping, chain of custody documentation, stringent quality control and data management.

Forensic biologists inspect crime scenes for potential sources of evidence such as blood, saliva, and hair, and then they analyze the specimens in a laboratory, focusing on DNA analysis. They write up their findings in technical reports and are called upon to testify in court. Forensic biologists typically work for government agencies. Forensic biologists, also called forensic science technicians, work in a wide variety of environments, including those with poor weather conditions, landfills and other hazardous locations, as well as laboratories and office settings. They often work in teams and occasionally must complete their work independently. Such biologists work in shifts which may be during the day, evening, late nights, and/or evenings, depending on seniority. The job may carry an emotional toil when it involves work in the aftermath of violent crimes. An overview of techniques used to characterize body fluids and other biological materials is included. It’s self-paced and uses interactive design including classroom lectures & on-field training to demonstrate testing methods and processes, and self-check questions to test understanding of material.