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Recertify with Ease!

For just $59.95 per year, gain unlimited access to all 38 CAPCE-accredited training modules.

  • Stay Certified – Earn CAPCE-accredited CEUs in scene integrity, unattended death procedures, evidence management, and more.
  • Expert Instruction – Learn from top industry professionals.
  • 100% Online – Train anytime, anywhere, at your own pace.
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100% Online Recertification!

Our fully online program is designed to help you maintain certification while preparing for the complexities of the job. These in-depth courses focus on preserving the integrity of unattended death scenes, equipping first responders with the critical knowledge and skills needed for accurate, ethical, and effective scene management.

These modules fulfill National Registry and many state-specific recertification requirements for:

  • Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs)
  • Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs)
  • Advanced EMTs (AEMTs)
  • Paramedics
  • Firefighters
  • Police and Public Safety Officers.

These professionals play a critical role in stabilizing emergencies while ensuring the preservation of crime scene integrity.

Be Prepared for the Toughest Calls

As an EMS professional, you’re often the first on scene when tragedy strikes. Responding to unattended death scenes requires more than just medical expertise—it demands professionalism, composure, and a clear understanding of crime scene integrity and legal considerations.

This isn’t just about checking a box for recertification—it’s about ensuring you’re truly prepared for real-world challenges, including some of the toughest calls you’ll ever face. That’s why all our modules are 100% video-based, designed to immerse you in expert instruction and practical insights, delivering engaging, real-world training—not just another “death by PowerPoint” experience.

Available Courses From AICSI

Explore our 38 CAPCE-certified courses, each worth 1 CEU, designed for first responders. These modules provide essential training in scene integrity, evidence management, proper protocols for investigating unattended deaths, and more.

  • Introduction of Postmortem Interval
  • The Changes in the Body After Death
  • The Mortises
  • Other Noticeable Signs of Death
  • Declaration of Death
  • General Provisions
  • Definitions
  • Conduct of the First Responder
  • Scene Safety on a Crime Scene
  • Victim Resuscitation
  • Declaration of Death
  • Do Not Resuscitate Orders
  • Medical-legal Considerations
  • Evidence Preservation
  • Motor Vehicle Collision Scenes
  •  Suicide Scenes
  • Sudden Unexplained Infant Death
  • Drug Overdose Scenes
  • Sexual Assault Scenes
  • Mandatory Reporting
  • Mass Casualty Scenes
  • Active Shooter Scenes
  • Fire Scenes
  • Public Transportation Accident Scenes
  • Military Accident Scenes
  • Secondary Crime Scene – Hospital
  • Secondary Crime Scene – Ambulance
  • Evidence Chain of Custody
  • Consent for Evaluation and Treatment
  • Patient Privacy and Confidentiality
  • Photography on the Scene of a Crime
  • Legal Blood Draw
  • Interacting with Next of Kin
  • The Wellbeing of the First Responder
  • Documentation
  • Public Records Request
  • Information Request by Subpoena
  • Deposition and Court Appearances