The Walker County Coroner’s Office is celebrating a significant professional milestone, as Chief Deputy Coroner Terry Roberson has earned the prestigious Diplomate certification (D-ABMDI) through the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators.
Roberson is now among an elite group of just 37 professionals in the state of Georgia to hold this nationally recognized credential, which represents advanced expertise and dedication in the field of medicolegal death investigation.
The D-ABMDI certification is awarded to individuals who demonstrate extensive knowledge, experience, and adherence to the highest professional standards. Candidates must successfully complete a rigorous examination that covers key areas including forensic science, investigative procedures, legal requirements, and ethical practices.
This accomplishment highlights Roberson’s ongoing commitment to excellence and continued education, reinforcing the Walker County Coroner’s Office mission to serve the community with honesty, integrity, and compassion.
Walker County Coroner Hon. William H. “Billy” Sims praised the achievement, noting that Roberson’s certification reflects both personal dedication and the office’s broader commitment to maintaining the highest standards in death investigation services.
Community members are encouraged to join in recognizing and congratulating Chief Deputy Coroner Terry Roberson on this outstanding professional achievement.