Training you need
We help you elevate your expertise and work with more confidence, from roadside detection, to lab testing, to courtroom litigation.
Drug impairment education for the Roadside, the Lab, and the Courtroom.
Learn drug impairment from industry-leading faculty — the forensic toxicologists, drug recognition experts, pharmacologists, and law enforcement leaders who set the standard. One Forensic Pro membership covers every course and resource, with no per-course fees.
Why members join
Advanced training that fits your budget and schedule
From trusted experts
When freedom, lives, and credibility are on the line, the source of your training is critical. Our courses are built and taught by industry-leading experts in forensic and clinical toxicology, pharmacology, law enforcement, drug recognition, and more.
At a cost you can afford
One membership includes unlimited access to our courses and resources, so there are no per-course fees. There are membership rates to fit everyone's needs, and scholarships for people who have to pay for themselves.
Featured courses
World-class training, on demand
Every course is video you can watch when it suits you, in short segments if that is all the time you have. Pick up where you left off. Each course ends with a personalized certificate.
Alcohol Essentials: Alcohol Calculations & ANSI/ASB BPR 122: View course
Jennifer Limoges- 0.75 hr
- ABFT pre-approved CE
DFC 4: ‘Off the Radar’ Drugs in Drug-Facilitated Crimes: View course
Marc LeBeau- 0.5 hr
- ABFT pre-approved CE
Industry-leading faculty
Learn from the experts who set the standard
The reason to trust your training is the people who built it. Our faculty are working forensic and clinical toxicologists, drug recognition experts, pharmacologists, physicians, vision scientists, and law enforcement leaders — many board-certified and widely published. That depth, and their real-world experience, is what sets DrugImpairment.com apart.
Marilyn Huestis, AB, MS, PhD
Institute for Emerging Health Professions, Thomas Jefferson University
Amy Miles
Director of Forensic Toxicology, Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene, UW School of Medicine and Public Health, National Resource Toxicologist
Joseph O. Jones, PhD
System Director, North Louisiana Criminalistics Laboratory
Karl Citek, OD, PhD, FAAO
Professor of Optometry, Pacific University College of Optometry
Chris Heartsill, BS, D-ABFT-FT
Regional Toxicology Liaison
Sabra Jones, PhD, D-ABFT-FT
Regional Toxicology Liaison, NHTSA Region 5
Amy Berning, MA, ABD Psychology
NHTSA (Ret.)
Jennifer Renee Knudsen, Esq.
Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor
Amanda L.A. Mohr, MSFS, D-ABFT-FT
Associate Director of Research, The Center for Forensic Science Research & Education
Marc A. LeBeau, PhD, F-ABFT
Senior Forensic Scientist, FBI Laboratory Scientific Analysis Section
Michelle Peace, PhD
Professor, Department of Forensic Science, Affiliate Faculty Member of the Institute of Drug and Alcohol Studies, Affiliate Faculty Member of the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Virginia Commonwealth University
Jennifer Harmon, BS, MPA
Crime Laboratory Director
Curt E. Harper, PhD, F-ABFT
Chief Toxicologist
Karen Scott, PhD, F-ABFT
Associate Professor and Director of Forensic Toxicology Laboratory, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Danielle Mata, D-ABFT-FT
Toxicology Technical Leader, Houston Forensic Science Center
Erin L. Karschner, PhD, F-ABFT
Forensic Toxicologist, Defense Health Agency, Armed Forces Medical Examiner System, Division of Forensic Toxicology
Christine Moore, PhD, DSc, DABCC, FAACC
President, 9-Delta Analytical
Donna Papsun, MS, D-ABFT-FT
Toxicologist III, NMS Laboratories
Jeff Walterscheid, PhD, F-ABFT
Chief Toxicologist, Defense Health Agency, Armed Forces Medical Examiner system, Division of Forensic Toxicology
Donald Marose
Drug Recognition Expert Instructor (Ret.), DRE State Coordinator (Ret.)
Continuing education
ABFT continuing education credit
Courses pre-approved by the American Board of Forensic Toxicology (ABFT) carry the ABFT logo, on the course grid and on the course page. Every other course comes with a course-information packet you can use to request ABFT credit, even when a course is not pre-approved. Every course also gives you a personalized certificate of completion.
Inside every guide
- Summary of effects on performance
- Expected DRE indicators and vital signs
- Therapeutic concentration ranges
- Pharmacology, metabolism and interactions
- DEA schedule and current trade names
- A curated bibliography
- And much more
Members' most-used resource
Drug Resource Guides
When a case turns on a specific drug, the Drug Resource Guides put what you need in one place, so there is no digging through journals and package inserts. The guides cover all Tier 1 and Tier 2 drugs, each one organized by drug and kept current.
Drugs without a full Drug Resource Guide are generally still listed on the Drug Detail Page, with the summary information law enforcement officers and forensic toxicologists most often need to find quickly, such as common trade names, DRE drug category, pharmacological class, and a limited index of therapeutic concentrations.
Beyond the courses
More than courses
Membership is more than the course catalog. You also get expert help, an exclusive professional network, and curated reference libraries built for forensic work. Two of them have a public preview you can look through before you join.
Ask an Expert
Didn't find the answer you need in our other resources? Members can submit a question and get help on drug impairment topics from a source you can trust.
Exclusive network
Work with other professionals in our members-only LinkedIn group, where you always know who is taking part in the discussion.
Resource Library
A curated directory of forensic training and toxicology references for members, including the SFST, ARIDE and DRE curricula, toxicology standards, and bibliographies.
Postmortem Resources
A searchable bibliography of the postmortem toxicology literature for members, spanning drug classes and covering cause and manner, reference concentrations, and postmortem redistribution.
Free to browse
Expert Insights
Articles, interviews, and the Impairment Perspectives podcast bring practical perspectives on drug impairment from the people who work with it every day, no membership required.
Members include
- Forensic toxicologists
- Drug Recognition Experts
- DUI / DWI officers
- Highway safety managers
- Probation officers
- Community supervision
- Traffic prosecutors
- Judges
- Traffic safety advocates
Who it's for
Built for the people who work drug impairment
Forensic Pro membership is built for professionals across drug impairment, from the roadside investigation to the laboratory bench to the courtroom. Whatever your role, the training meets you where you work.
Membership rates
One membership. Every course. Every resource. No per-course fees.
Every rate includes the same access. The only difference is who is paying. Courses are not sold one at a time, so the comparison is simple: pick the rate that matches you.
Standard Rate
$199per year
Private sector employees, consultants, and other non-government professionals
Government Rate
$169per year
Individual memberships purchased by a government agency
Government Employee Scholarship Rate
Government employees who cannot get funding from their agency and have to pay for themselves. Conditions apply.
Join at the scholarship rate: Government Employee Scholarship Rate
| Feature | Standard Rate$199 per year | Government Rate$169 per year | Government Employee Scholarship Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unlimited course access | Included | Included | Included |
| Course certificates | Included | Included | Included |
| Drug Resource Guides | Included | Included | Included |
| Drug Detail Search | Included | Included | Included |
| Resource Library | Included | Included | Included |
| Postmortem Resources | Included | Included | Included |
| Ask an Expert form | Included | Included | Included |
| Exclusive LinkedIn group | Included | Included | Included |
| New courses and features as added | Included | Included | Included |
| Needed at checkout | Nothing extra | Government agency information and a government email address | Employer information and a government email address |
| Per-course fees | None | None | None |
| Join | Join at $199: Standard Rate | Join at $169: Government Rate | Join at the scholarship rate: Government Employee Scholarship Rate |
Memberships renew automatically each year unless you cancel.
Groups
Need access for your whole crew?
Buying for your whole team? Group memberships are $159.99 per seat from 2 seats, with bulk discounts down to $109.99 per seat. See group options and per-seat prices.
With a group membership your whole team gets the training they need. A group leader manages the seats and can review employee records and certificates. We offer group memberships for forensic laboratories, medical examiner offices, private laboratories, toxicology associations, prosecutor's offices and law enforcement agencies.
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