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Senior Forensic Accountant Department: Forensic Accounting (IAG) Opportunity: We are currently seeking a career-minded Senior Forensic Accountant with two to five years of public accounting experience to work within our Investigative Accounting Group.
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SUMMARYUnder general supervision, serves as a Program Implementation Expert (PIE) - Forensic Psychology Specialist providing clinical training and guidance in forensic grave disability assessments, determinations related to present dangerousness and clinical court testimony.
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This program responds to referrals for individuals’ court orders for restoration of competency treatment for both adults and juveniles, as mandated by statute to be completed by CDHS. Outpatient Restoration works closely with the Court Services Department, Legal Medical Records, Bridges Liaisons, Forensic Support Team, community mental health, private practice providers, and the criminal and juvenile courts statewide.
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The Office of District Attorney is currently hiring for a Forensic Accountant. This role identifies and develops effective investigative and prosecution strategies for cases involving economic fraud or financial crimes; examines accounting, business, and financial records of businesses, organizations, and/or individuals under criminal and/or civil investigation by the District Attorney; provides expert witness testimony in court or other judicial proceedings; and performs related work.
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Key Responsibilities: Assist in forensic accounting engagements, including fraud investigations, asset tracing, and litigation support. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in forensic accounting, including experience in fraud investigations, litigation support, and forensic analysis.
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The faculty member serving as an assistant professor will be expected to engage in an active research program while teaching courses in criminal justice/criminology and accounting/forensic accounting (3/3 teaching load.
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Our forensic accounting experts apply their understanding of industry, accounting, finance, and economics to address complex issues that arise in dispute resolution in areas such as forensic and fraud investigations, commercial damages, bankruptcies, intellectual property, insurance claims, and business valuations.
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The Chicago School’s Forensic Psychology programs trains graduates who work directly within the arena of police and public safety, correctional-based facilities, re-entry facilities, and with specialized populations including adult offenders, juvenile offenders, and sexual offenders.
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Minimum Education and Experience Requirements: A Ph. D. degree and training or experience in Forensic Science are required for a tenure track Assistant/Associate Professor in Forensic Science and/or a Master’s degree in Forensic Science or related biological sciences disciplines with training or expertise, a record of excellence in teaching, research, and service commensurate with the rank of a lecturer or tenure-track Assistant Professor.
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Associate positions are available in BRG’s Business Insurance Claims (BIC), Financial Institutions Advisory (FIA), Forensic Accounting &Valuation, and Government Contracts (GovCon). Develop support for litigation and dispute resolution, including forensic accounting analyses.
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Summer Associate positions are available in BRG’s Business Insurance Claims (BIC), Financial Institutions Advisory (FIA), Forensic Accounting &Valuation, and Government Contracts (GovCon.
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The Forensic Registered Nurse Case Manager performs medical forensic case management and coordination of interdisciplinary clinical service delivery, utilization of community resources, follow up care, and referrals to services for adolescent and adult patients who receive forensic nurse examiner services at Forensic Nursing Services of Providence.
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Graduate of an accredited or state board of nursing approved Registered/Professional Nursing program and completion of Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner training. Department: MHC Forensic Nurse Examiners.
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Forensic Accounting Intern Meaden & Moore is a leading CPA and business consulting firm that is a seven-time winner of The Plain Dealer’s Top Workplaces, a five-time winner of Ohio Magazine’s Best Places to Work and awarded Inside Public Accounting's top 50 Best of Best Firms.
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Established program with two forensic pathologists and one pathologist assistant in the Eastern Regional Autopsy Center in Greenville, North Carolina. Preference will be given to candidates with extensive knowledge of principles, practices, techniques, and advances in the field of forensic pathology and medicolegal death investigation.
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