Conducts medicolegal death investigations which includes, but is not limited to, examining bodies and death scenes, taking photographs, recording observations, gathering fingerprints, interviewing witnesses, collecting and preserving evidence and personal effects, participating in aspects of the forensic medical examination process; reviewing forensic evidence; conferring with legal staff regarding case development and required forensic investigative support, and testifies in court by citing involvement in a particular case, including findings, actions performed and maintenance of chain of custody. Ability to stand and walk for prolonged periods, often on uneven and steep outdoor terrain, ability to kneel and navigate various obstacles in cramped and unkempt environments, strength to lift and carry up to 50 pounds and stamina to tolerate and work effectively in various harsh weather conditions for extended periods of time.