By: Felicia Hudson

To become a coroner you can get a masters degree, a bachelors degree, and some coroners have no type of degree. It takes up to four years to get the education needed to become a coroner. Many mathematics classes and many science classes are needed to become a coroner. Classes like Biology, Chemistry, Algebra, and Calculus. The first two of the four years spent in college will be spent in laboratories and classrooms. The last two will be spent allowing students to explore their specialization.

Some classes you can take during high school to assit you education in becoming a coroner are Criminal Justice, Health Science, Physical Science, Chemistry, and Anatomy and Physiology.

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Coroner jobs are located everywhere. Coroners are mostly employed my:  Universities  Hospitals  Morgues

In order to become a coroner one must go through training to be qualified as a barrister, a solicitor, or a doctor with at least five years experience.

In Florida the median salary for a coroner is:

Relocating and temporary housing is paid for.

Medical, dental, eye, and flexible spending account is offered.

Coroners are offered 401K up to 6% of pay matched.