Description
NFDA Webinar (1 CE Hour)
Free for Members
All times are U.S. Central Time
Mastering the Art of Cavity Embalming – Unveiling the Vital Steps
Cavity embalming, often underestimated, is a crucial step in the embalming process, sometimes surpassing arterial embalming in importance; this webinar provides comprehensive, step-by-step instructions on performing cavity embalming effectively, ensuring proper care for the deceased.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand the profound impact of cavity embalming on ensuring proper care for the deceased.
- Explore the nuances of this technique and its role in preserving to enhance your own skills and techniques.
- Gain a profound understanding of cavity embalming in the overall embalming process.
View John T. Hill's personal invitation to attend the webinar on April 17
Presenter:
John T. Hill is an Undertaker, licensed in the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Washington D.C., and Virginia. He has earned many other titles in the funeral profession: Restorative Arts Specialist, Certified Funeral Service Practitioner (CFSP), Member of the British Institute of Embalming (MBIE), Funeral Service Education Instructor, Chaplain, Celebrant, and Certified Crematory Operator (CCO). He works at James Funeral Home and Northlake Memorial Gardens in Huntersville, North Carolina. He owns Hill Mortuary Service, a trade embalming and restorative arts service and trade embalms for Rouse Mortuary Service in Greenville, NC on his days off. He is also a Mortuary Science Instructor at Fayetteville Technical Community College in Fayetteville, NC and Gupton-Jones College of Funeral Service in Atlanta, GA. He became a Restorative Arts Specialist by furthering his education in embalming and restorative arts under Vernie R. Fountain. He has also received continued education in Anatomical Preservation and Dissection Theory. He has a passion not only to serve families during their most difficult time, but to instruct and inspire current and future funeral professionals to better themselves and succeed.
Approved for 1 CE hour by APFSP and by most state and province licensing boards.