Forensic pathologist definition
Forensic pathologist means a pathologist who is further certified in the subspecialty of forensic pathology by the American board of pathology.
Forensic pathologist means a pathologist appointed under section 4(1) as a forensic pathologist;
Forensic pathologist means a medical doctor who—
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Forensic pathologist means a physician licensed under § 63-6-201 or § 63-9-104 employed at a NAME accredited facility in Tennessee, who has unlimited license to practice medicine and surgery in Tennessee, who is certified in forensic pathology by the American Board of Pathology or who, prior to 2006, has completed a training program in forensic pathology that is accredited by the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education or its international equivalent or has been officially qualified for examination by the American Board of Pathology;
Forensic pathologist means a physician licensed to practice medicine in Illinois under the Medical Practice Act of 1987 with a specialty in pathology. These physicians investigate deaths that occur under unusual circumstances, perform post-mortem examinations, and initiate inquests.
Forensic pathologist means a board certified pathologist by the American Board of Pathology. "Local governmental agency" means any local governmental unit or municipal corporation in this State.
Forensic pathologist means a pathologist who has been certified by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in forensic pathology or has received equivalent certification in another jurisdiction; (“médecin légiste”)
Forensic pathologist means a physician who has successfully completed a pathology residency and a forensic fellowship or has extensive experience performing forensic autopsies in an official capacity.
Forensic pathologist means a board certified pathologist