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FULL-TIME DEPUTY CORONER
If you wish to be considered for employment as a St. Clair County deputy coroner investigator, you must be a U.S. citizen, a St. Clair County resident within 6 months of hire, minimum 21 years of age, possess a valid driver's license, have a clean police record, high school diploma or GED, and experience with law enforcement, firefighting, EMS, nursing or field employment in a medico legal investigative office.
If you submit an application, you should be prepared for the following to be considered for employment:
* Pass an extensive background check into your character, including but not limited to, criminal history check, personal references, independent references, prior work history, educational history, health issues and financial reports.
* Pass a drug screen test
* Pass an oral interview before a two- or three-member panel.
* Must live in St. Clair County within the first 6 months of employment
* Must meet all requirements and qualifications as needed for employment by St. Clair County
* Must be at least 21 years old
* Must have a valid driver's license
* Must have a high school diploma, or GED
* Should have some experience with law enforcement, firefighting, EMS, nursing, or funeral service.
* Must be able to read, write and understand the English language, use a computer, and complete written reports.
All the above-listed requirements must be met before being considered for employment. There is no residency requirement to apply for the position, but you must become a resident of St. Clair County, Illinois within six months of being hired.
CANDIDATES WHO (i) ARE NOT COVERED BY COVID-19 EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 87 AND (ii) DO NOT QUALIFY FOR AN EXEMPTION ARE REQUIRED TO BE FULLY VACCINATED AS A CONDITION OF EMPLOYMENT AND MUST PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION AFTER THEIR EMPLOYMENT OFFER AND WITHIN 60 DAYS OF THEIR START DATE.
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FULL-TIME DEPUTY CORONER
If you wish to be considered for employment as a St. Clair County deputy coroner investigator, you must be a U.S. citizen, a St. Clair County resident within 6 months of hire, minimum 21 years of age, possess a valid driver's license, have a clean police record, high school diploma or GED, and experience with law enforcement, firefighting, EMS, nursing or field employment in a medico legal investigative office.
If you submit an application, you should be prepared for the following to be considered for employment:
* Pass an extensive background check into your character, including but not limited to, criminal history check, personal references, independent references, prior work history, educational history, health issues and financial reports.
* Pass a drug screen test
* Pass an oral interview before a two- or three-member panel.
* Must live in St. Clair County within the first 6 months of employment
* Must meet all requirements and qualifications as needed for employment by St. Clair County
* Must be at least 21 years old
* Must have a valid driver's license
* Must have a high school diploma, or GED
* Should have some experience with law enforcement, firefighting, EMS, nursing, or funeral service.
* Must be able to read, write and understand the English language, use a computer, and complete written reports.
All the above-listed requirements must be met before being considered for employment. There is no residency requirement to apply for the position, but you must become a resident of St. Clair County, Illinois within six months of being hired.
CANDIDATES WHO (i) ARE NOT COVERED BY COVID-19 EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 87 AND (ii) DO NOT QUALIFY FOR AN EXEMPTION ARE REQUIRED TO BE FULLY VACCINATED AS A CONDITION OF EMPLOYMENT AND MUST PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION AFTER THEIR EMPLOYMENT OFFER AND WITHIN 60 DAYS OF THEIR START DATE.
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$39k-55k (estimate)
07/04/2024
07/20/2024
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