Cherokee County Coroner’s Office, JSU Host Cadaver Training for Investigators
Jacksonville-The Cherokee County Coroner’s Office, in partnership with the Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Investigation at Jacksonville State University, hosted a cadaver training session at the university’s new state-of-the-art cadaver lab.
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Coroners from across the State of Alabama, along with investigators from Cherokee County law enforcement agencies, were invited to attend the specialized training. The hands-on session provided educational opportunities and insight into the anatomical and investigative aspects associated with the duties of coroners and death investigators.
Participants also received Continuing Education hours that count toward requirements established by the Alabama Coroner’s Training Commission.
Cherokee County Coroner Paul McDonald expressed appreciation to Dr. Dean Buttram, department head; Professor Joseph Scott Morgan; and Instructor London Pierce for providing their time and expertise to help conduct the training.
McDonald said the coroner’s office remains committed to maintaining a high level of professionalism and continuing education. He noted that training opportunities such as this help ensure investigators are better prepared to serve the citizens of Cherokee County with accuracy, compassion, and professionalism.
Officials with the Cherokee County Coroner’s Office said the agency takes pride in staying current with training and best practices in order to better serve the community.
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