50 Best Jobs for Your Personality

______________________________ Conventional Occupations: Police Identi! cation and Records Of! cers

Police Identi! cation and Records

Of! cers

! Personality Code: CRI

! Education/Training Required: Work

experience in a related occupation

! Annual Earnings: $59,930

! Beginning Wage: $35,600

! Earnings Growth Potential: High

! Growth: 17.3%

! Annual Job Openings: 14,746

! Self-Employed: 0.3%

! Part-Time: 2.2%

! e job openings listed here are shared with Criminal

Investigators and Special Agents, with Immigration and

Customs Inspectors, and with Police Detectives.

Collect evidence at crime scene, classify and iden-

tify fi ngerprints, and photograph evidence for

use in criminal and civil cases. Photograph crime

or accident scenes for evidence records. Analyze and

process evidence at crime scenes and in the labora-

tory, wearing protective equipment and using pow-

ders and chemicals. Look for trace evidence, such

as fi ngerprints, hairs, fi bers, or shoe impressions,

using alternative light sources when necessary. Dust

selected areas of crime scene and lift latent fi nger-

prints, adhering to proper preservation procedures.

Te s t i f y i n c o u r t a n d p r e s e nt e v i d e n c e. Pa c k a g e , s t o r e ,

and retrieve evidence. Serve as technical advisor

and coordinate with other law enforcement workers

to exchange information on crime scene collection

activities. Perform emergency work during off -hours.

Submit evidence to supervisors. Process fi lm and

prints from crime or accident scenes. Identify, clas-

sify, and fi le fi ngerprints, using systems such as the

Henry Classifi cation system.

GOE—Interest Area/Cluster: 12. Law and Pub-

lic Safety. Work Group: 12.04. Law Enforcement

and Public Safety. Other Jobs in " is Work Group:

Bailiff s; Correctional Offi cers and Jailers; Crimi-

nal Investigators and Special Agents; Detectives and

Order, label, and count stock of medications, chemi-
cals, and supplies and enter inventory data into com-
puter. Receive and store incoming supplies, verify
quantities against invoices, and inform supervisors of
stock needs and shortages. Transfer medication from
vials to the appropriate number of sterile disposable
syringes, using aseptic techniques. Under pharma-
cist supervision, add measured drugs or nutrients
to intravenous solutions under sterile conditions to
prepare intravenous (IV) packs. Supply and monitor
robotic machines that dispense medicine into con-
tainers and label the containers. Prepare and pro-
cess medical insurance claim forms and records. Mix
pharmaceutical preparations according to written
prescriptions. Operate cash registers to accept pay-
ment from customers. Compute charges for medi-
cation and equipment dispensed to hospital patients
and enter data in computer. Deliver medications and
pharmaceutical supplies to patients, nursing stations,
or surgery. Price stock and mark items for sale. Main-
tain and merchandise home health-care products and
services.
GOE—Interest Area/Cluster: 08. Health Science.
Work Group: 08.02. Medicine and Surgery. Other
Jobs in " is Work Group: Anesthesiologists; Family
and General Practitioners; Internists, General; Med-
ical Assistants; Medical Transcriptionists; Obste-
tricians and Gynecologists; Pediatricians, General;
Pharmacists; Pharmacy Aides; Physician Assistants;
Psychiatrists; Registered Nurses; Surgeons; Surgical
Te c h n o l o g i s t s.

Skills: Service Orientation; Active Listening;
Instructing; Mathematics; Speaking; Active Learn-
ing; Troubleshooting; Writing.

Education and Training Program: Pharmacy Tech-
nician/Assistant. Related Knowledge/Courses:
Medicine and Dentistry; Chemistry; Customer and
Personal Service; Mathematics; Clerical Practices.

Work Env ironment : Indoors; standing; using hands
on objects, tools, or controls; repetitive motions.

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