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Advanced Techniques to Enhance Your Skills!

Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science
5808 Baum Blvd  |  Pittsburgh, PA
September 16-17, 2021

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Focus on Donor Cases: Live Demonstration

Join our embalming experts and specialists from the Center for Organ Recovery & Education (CORE) at the premier embalming seminar for novice embalmers and seasoned professionals. 

  • Recovery of long bone, tendon, skin, ocular and tissue
  • Best practices for embalming a donor case
  • Restoring donor cases, including the unembalmed case.
  • Color theory and its relation to cosmetic application

You won't want to miss this opportunity to learn from leading embalming experts!

On or before 8/17/2021

Registration Fees

Includes presentations, handouts, continental breakfast, refreshments, and Welcome Reception.

CE hours are available for this conference*.

Member Licensed Funeral Director

$ 325

Non-member Licensed Funeral Director

$ 375

Student/Apprentice

$ 100


Register Today

After 8/17/2021

Registration Fees

Includes presentations, handouts, continental breakfast, refreshments, and Welcome Reception.

CE hours are available for this conference*.

Member Licensed Funeral Director

$ 349

Non-member Licensed Funeral Director

$ 400

Student/Apprentice

$ 125

COVID-19 ADVISORY

NFDA strongly recommends that attendees at the NFDA Embalming & Restorative Art Seminar be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 prior to attending the Seminar. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious virus that is easily spread by person-to-person contact, especially in indoor areas with multiple attendees. Participating in NFDA’s Seminar could increase the risk of contracting COVID-19, especially for those who are not fully vaccinated. 

All attendees will be required to strictly comply with any safe practices required by government agencies and/or the venue where the Seminar will be held, including, but not limited to wearing facemasks, maintaining social distancing, and following the instructions of NFDA and venue staff. By registering for the Seminar, each attendee acknowledges and assumes the risk of being exposed to COVID-19.