What is the Medicolegal Death Investigator Certification
The Medicolegal Death Investigator certification is designed to provide graduates with a recognized credential that can translate into greater recognition within their field. Successful completion of the exam demonstrates that the student has an understanding of the death investigation process and has met the minimum knowledge standard.
To learn more about the exam process and oversight, go to,
https://ditacademy.org/certification/
Certification Exam Scoring Process
Our certification examination is structured to assess whether you demonstrate the essential knowledge, judgement, and professional readiness required in the field of death investigation. Like other rigorous programs in this discipline, we use a pass/fail grading system rather than a numerical score because our goal is competency, not competition. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers, meaning you should attempt every question.
During your exam, each question is judged according to a predetermined standard of what constitutes acceptable performance. At the end of your test, you’ll receive a result of “passed” if you meet or exceed that standard, or “did not pass” if you fall short. Because this is based on whether you’ve attained the standard of competence, we do not issue a percentage score or ranking.
If you do not pass, you’re eligible to retake the exam after the required waiting period, in accordance with re-exam policy. From the moment you pass the exam, you’ll have confirmed you meet the professional benchmarks set by this academy for competent performance in death investigation.
How do I find a testing location testing locations
The national certification exam must be given at a testing location that regularly offers proctored online exams. A good place to start is local Colleges, Universities, or libraries. Keep in mind that not every library offers this type of service.
Once the student has located the testing site and has scheduled their testing date and time, they will notify the testing organizer at our Academy at no less than two weeks from the testing date.
Online proctoring services cannot be used for this exam. It must be taken in the presence of a proctor at the same location.
American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators, (ABMDI)
The Medicolegal Death Investigator Certification is not associated with the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators, (ABMDI). It is the goal of this certification to move students through the development of skills and experience toward a career in Medicolegal Death Investigation.
