Hilbert College

MEDICAL EXAMINERS AND CORONERS’ OFFICES

MOST CURRENT EMPLOYMENT WEBSITE AND HIRING INFORMATION

 Federation of State Medical Boards: To Research any state's medical examiner's offices:
http://www.fsmb.org/directory_smb.html

American Medical Association - Links to state medical boards/offices:
http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/education-careers/becoming-physician/medical-licensure/state-medical-boards.shtml

NOTE 1:16 States have centralized statewide medical examiner system.
States include: Oregon, Utah, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Alaska, Delaware

NOTE 2: 14 States have a County Coroner system. Each County has a separate listing. Research counties by State.
States include: Idaho, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska,
Kansas, Indiana, Kentucky, South Carolina, Arkansas, Louisiana

NOTE 3: 7 States have a County Medical Examiner System. Each County has a separate listing.
Research counties by State.
States include: Arizona, Texas, Tennessee, Florida, Michigan, Iowa, New Jersey

NOTE 4: 13 States have a mixed County Medical examiner and Coroner system.
Each County has a separate listing. Research counties by State.
States include: New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Illinois, Missouri, California, Washington, Hawaii

NOTE 5: 8 States have decentralized death investigation systems; also have a State Medical Examiner Office that
Performs medicolegal duties. These states include: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky,
Montana, North Dakota, Tennessee)

NOTE 6: The District of Columbia has a city medical examiner office (functions similar to a statewide system).