There are 50 full-time coroners (appointed under Section 54 of the Coroners Act) and approximately 85 community coroners (appointed under Section 55 of the Coroners Act) working throughout British Columbia.
The background preferred for community coroners is previous education and experience in legal, medical or investigative fields. Community coroners do not perform autopsies or other specialized procedures.
Applicants should have a demonstrated ability to work with grieving families in a sensitive, supportive manner; can provide leadership and coordination at scenes and have the ability to communicate effectively with the public, police, medical community and other agencies. The job requires excellent skills in communication and analysis.
The BC Coroners Service is looking for interest for a number of Conveyance Contracts.