Forensic Photoshop - new class available

[jimhoerricks]

In response to the shrinking budgets, lack of travel money, and an overwhelming list of tour stop requests, I've teamed up with the American Institute of Forensic Education to bring my Forensic Photoshop curriculum on-line. Start with the Introduction course to prepare you for the workflow and the unique demands of using Photoshop in a Forensic environment. Then, move on to the Advanced Topics course.

Interested?
Find out more at http://www.taife.com/coursedescription.aspx?id=1130

Jim Hoerricks
Forensic Image Analyst and best selling author of Forensic Photoshop - a comprehensive imaging workflow for forensic professionals.
Find me on-line at www.forensicphotoshopbook.com and forensicphotoshop.blogspot.com

[klassylady25]

Very interesting. How would you go about searching for a position in which to use these skills when completed?

Candice

[jimhoerricks]

There are a number of possible directions to take this. The class applies to any nurse - more and more nurses are pocketing small point and shoot cameras to document wounds and whatnot at urgent care centers and so forth. The class would help them with clarifying the images - bruising and wound images can be hard to get right out of the camera. There are positions available as Latent Print Examiners, Questioned Document Examiners, Forensic Image Analysts with many local police agencies. These positions are being converted from sworn officers to civilian specialists and many community colleges are offering courses to get you going down that track.
As you can see ... there are lots of ways to apply the knowledge gained. I'm sure you can think of many more as well.

[klassylady25]

Thank you and yes I can think of a few more. I have helped lawyers in the past and have watched their teams at work.

I will continue reading over your information.

Thank you,
Candice