Death Investigation for Private Investigators - Continuing Education

April 4, 2011 - PRLog -- We are pleased and excited to announce that Forensic Investigators of Colorado, LLC, has developed 'Death Investigation for Private Investigators', an online continuing education course for private investigators.  This course is also available to investigators seeking knowledge in death investigations, and as continuing education for medicolegal death investigation professionals.

This death investigation course is a basic introduction into the concepts of the official investigation of death, such as by a coroner or medical examiner office, and the role that the private investigator may play in an equivocal death investigation. As might be expected, there are similar roles, overlapping roles and, of course different roles and responsibilities.

This course is designed to provide the investigator currently working in, or interested in working in, the death and personal injury investigation fields the knowledge and insight to informatively and intelligently conduct a criminal defense or civil investigation in which serious bodily injury or death is the subject matter of the litigation.

This course is approved for 14 hours of instruction in Texas, Oklahoma, and Iowa; 12 hours in Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky; 7 hours in Louisiana; 8 hours in Kansas; 10 hours in Oregon and South Carolina; 6 hours in North Carolina; 4 hours in New Mexico.  

An exam will be administered upon the conclusion of the program. If the candidate passes with a score of 75% or better, a certificate of completion will be issued in accordance with state licensing authority standards.

Details are available at:

http://pieducation.com/catalog/about-medico-legal-death-i...
or at www.PrivateInvestigations.org

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Since 1987 we have provided legal investigations supporting discerning attorneys and law firms in the areas of civil personal injury, negligence and death, and criminal defense. We are trained and experienced certified medicolegal death investigators.