Training.

Resolute Promise offers Training and Certification

Why this course was created

The video sourced from Hawaii News Now discusses an investigation into the alleged mishandling of human remains following the Lahaina wildfire. A forensic morgue team hired by the Maui Police Department is accused of not following protocols for the respectful and accurate recovery of victims.

Grayson Ibarra, the head of the morgue operations at Graytech LLC, raised these concerns more than a year ago but was unable to speak publicly until his contract with the Maui Police Department ended. He reports that the missteps continue to haunt him.

The lack of training and inability of personnel to follow the standard operating procedures of identification, collection, and documentation of remains is exactly why Resolute Promise chose to create this certified training course. There are far too many untrained individuals responding to mass casualty events leading to inaccurate identification of the deceased.

This course was created to train as many first responders as possible on the respectable, dignified, and accurate collection of remains in the aftermath of any mass casualty event.

Accreditation Number: 24-053

Course Creators:

Board-Certified Forensic Anthropologist, William Belcher PhD, D-ABFA, RPA

Founder and CEO of Resolute Promise LLC, Jennifer Powers

Course Designer, Jill Scheidel

FAQ’s:

How is the course Delivered?

The course is delivered through a web-based platform. Students will have access to the course immediately upon enrollment.

How much does the course cost?

$150 per person or $100 per person in groups of ten or more.  Special discounts are available for larger groups.

How long does it take?

1.5 to 3 hours depending on the individual 

Do I receive Continuing education credits for this course?

Yes, you receive the 3 continuing education credits for this course from the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators.