What's in it for me?
If you are a radiographer or associated professional working with, or interested in:
- Medical Examiner's or Coroners’ cases
- Major incidents
- Assault
- Non accidental injury
- Cot death
- Abuse of children & adults
- Sudden death
- Detection of narcotics
- Litigation or medico-legal cases
- Artefact or archaeological examinations
or providing forensic radiographic services in support of mass fatality incidents, natural disasters, war crimes, genocide, torture and other human rights violations...
The International Association of Forensic Radiographers can offer you guidance, shared experience, networking, collective knowledge, training, education, group support, information, protocol development, procedures, research opportunities, and much more...
Opportunities to work with other forensic organisations
To date, our members have been involved with:
- Developing post-graduate forensic radiography courses in conjunction with universities and academic institutions
- Investigation of archaeological remains for international film and television presentations
- Identifying victims of mass fatality incidents in the UK and abroad
- Investigation of high profile homicide cases in the UK and abroad
- Investigations into war crimes and genocide in Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo and Sierra Leone
- Organising and managing national forensic training courses and conferences
- Advising UK and international government bodies and professional organisations on forensic radiography policies and procedures
- Advising national programmes on emergency planning
- Worldwide study and presentations on forensic radiography.
Why should I join?
On joining, you will receive:
- Your IAFR membership pack, badge and card
- Regular e-mail updates
- Access to our online forum
- Details of projects and training programmes
- Up-to-date information through the members’ section of the IAFR website
- Advance notice of and discounted rates for training events.
