Author's bio: Ryan Deto, originally from California, has been exploring the streets of Pittsburgh for more than four years. He has been published in LA Weekly and has traveled to more than a dozen countries and more than 40 states throughout America.
Current Nationwide trends estimate that job openings for forensic scientists will rise approximately 19 percent by 2012. These numbers indicate more than 360 job positions opening up each year. In 2002, forensic scientists held approximately 8,400 job positions.
random drug testing. Forensic scientists usually work a regular 40-hour week. Sometimes they have to travel and work long, irregular hours. They spend much time in laboratories analyzing evidence but Forensic scientists testify in court as expert witnesses. also work in offices to record and draft reports on the results of their analyses.