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Lucy A. Davis, BHS, D-ABCSpecialties
Crime Scene Investigation Expert Witness Testimony Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Quality Assurance and Accreditation |
About Lucy A. Davis
Lucy A. Davis has a Bachelor’s of Health Sciences from the University of Kentucky, specializing in Medical Technology. She is retired from the Kentucky State Police Forensic Laboratory where she was employed as a forensic serologist, DNA Technical Leader, DNA Section Supervisor, State CODIS Administrator and Quality Assurance Supervisor.
Once retired Lucy became an independent DNA consultant, where she conducted training for numerous organizations including National Forensic Science Technology Center, Northeast Regional Forensic Institute, and Southern Police Institute. She is a certified FBI Quality Assurance Standards and ISO Lead assessor and has participated in over 100 forensic laboratory inspections. She has developed national symposiums including the Center for Advanced Forensic DNA Analysis 2014 Genome ID Forum available through the Forensic Technology Center of Excellence webinar.
Lucy has Diplomat certification by the American Board of Criminalistics and is a certified Medical Technologist by the American Society of Clinical Pathologists. She has conducted numerous training workshops and programs on Crime Scene Investigation, general and DNA specific forensic science, court room testimony and Quality Assurance for organizations such as the Southern Police Institute (SPI), Analytical Services (ANSI), National Forensic Science Technology Center (NSFTC), the Forensic & Investigative Science Outreach at West Virginia University and academic institutes.
Lucy has served on numerous boards including the Technical/Scientific Working Group on DNA Analytical Methods, the Midwest Association of Forensic Sciences, the American Academy of Forensic Sciences Criminalistics section, the College of American Pathologist Proficiency Test Review Committee and Forensic Quality Services – International Accreditation Board.
Lucy A. Davis has a Bachelor’s of Health Sciences from the University of Kentucky, specializing in Medical Technology. She is retired from the Kentucky State Police Forensic Laboratory where she was employed as a forensic serologist, DNA Technical Leader, DNA Section Supervisor, State CODIS Administrator and Quality Assurance Supervisor.
Once retired Lucy became an independent DNA consultant, where she conducted training for numerous organizations including National Forensic Science Technology Center, Northeast Regional Forensic Institute, and Southern Police Institute. She is a certified FBI Quality Assurance Standards and ISO Lead assessor and has participated in over 100 forensic laboratory inspections. She has developed national symposiums including the Center for Advanced Forensic DNA Analysis 2014 Genome ID Forum available through the Forensic Technology Center of Excellence webinar.
Lucy has Diplomat certification by the American Board of Criminalistics and is a certified Medical Technologist by the American Society of Clinical Pathologists. She has conducted numerous training workshops and programs on Crime Scene Investigation, general and DNA specific forensic science, court room testimony and Quality Assurance for organizations such as the Southern Police Institute (SPI), Analytical Services (ANSI), National Forensic Science Technology Center (NSFTC), the Forensic & Investigative Science Outreach at West Virginia University and academic institutes.
Lucy has served on numerous boards including the Technical/Scientific Working Group on DNA Analytical Methods, the Midwest Association of Forensic Sciences, the American Academy of Forensic Sciences Criminalistics section, the College of American Pathologist Proficiency Test Review Committee and Forensic Quality Services – International Accreditation Board.
