Toxicologist (Clinical and Forensic)

Overview

Toxicologists analyze biological samples, advise on poisoning management and support forensic investigations with interpretation of toxicology results.

Clinical Consultation

They guide clinicians on antidotes, drug interactions and therapeutic monitoring and assist in managing overdoses and adverse drug events.

Forensic and Public Health Roles

Toxicologists support medicolegal cases, workplace exposure assessments and surveillance for emerging toxic threats such as novel synthetic drugs.

Training and Methods

Toxicologists have backgrounds in pathology, chemistry or pharmacology and use mass spectrometry, immunoassays and pharmacokinetic modeling for interpretation.

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Toxicologist (Clinical and Forensic)