I work in a morgue ama. I have been told to do an AM...
I work in a morgue ama. I have been told to do an AMA because of the type of work I love to do; face and "viewable body" reconstruction. I'll try to answer any questions y'all have about what goes on inside of a Medical Examiner's Office. 23M subscribers in the IAmA community. Redirecting to /r/IAmA/comments/1dij07/hi_i_work_at_a_morgue_ama/c9qtvqb/. 884K subscribers in the AMA community. Were you surprised by anything she shared about her work in the morgue? Or do you have any personal experience working with the dead? Tell us what you I started working at a morgue in the beginning of 2013 after graduating from university. I Am A, where the mundane becomes fascinating and the outrageous suddenly seems normal. I support families in viewings and prepare patients for them, book in the patient and release them to funeral homes when they are When the morgue opens in the morning is there a long line of people at the door? I've heard that morgues are so popular that people are literally dying to get in Honestly I haven't gotten any offer yet, but they were really low on staff and asked when I could start working, and I would MAYBE consider taking the job if they offer at least $20 or more an hour. :) All funeral directors do restoration but I have found my passion fixing "unviewable" I’m a mortuary (morgue) technician, assisting with autopsies, performing viewings of the deceased etc. Have anything interesting or unique to share? Let people ask you anything. AMA! In a public mortuary, we provide a place of safety for anyone who died suddenly or unexpectedly. AMA Verified? (This bot cannot verify AMAs just yet) Date: 2013-05-01 Link to submission (Has self-text) Link to my post. Hospital volunteering sucks because you can't do anything due to liability, but with corpses nobody cares so I got to be very hands on, personally performing autopsy procedures even though I was just [Table] IAmA: Hi I work at a morgue. My role is what they cal an Anatomical Pathology Technician (APT). I started working at a morgue in the beginning of 2013 after graduating from university.