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Last Updated:
09/28/11 02:39:02 PM
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Drug
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Drug Testing
for
pre-employment, workplace, narcotic treatment,
transitional living facilities for released offenders,
or facilities for the treatment of alcohol and drug
abuse.
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If you wish to
conduct drug testing for pre-employment, workplace,
narcotic treatment, transitional living facilities
for released offenders, or facilities for the
treatment of alcohol and drug abuse follow the
instructions below.
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These
instructions do NOT apply to forensic testing
performed by law enforcement agencies, court ordered
SAPTA certified programs, or self-testing.
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There is no
CLIA application necessary for non-medical testing.
Instructions: Before You Begin Drug Testing
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You must have a Laboratory
Director who is an MD, DO, podiatrist, or
chiropractor.
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You must complete the
Laboratory Exemption application found on the
Medical Laboratory Website.
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Your Laboratory Director must
sign the application, with that signature notarized.
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All testing personnel must
submit a Clinical Laboratory Personnel Certification
application.
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Your lab must have a written
safety policy and an eye wash station.
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The Bureau of Health Care
Quality and Compliance must conduct an on-site visit
and approve your application before you may begin
testing anyone.
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Be sure to use kits that have
been classified as ‘waived’.
Instructions: Three Easy Steps to Conduct Drug Testing
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Follow the manufacturer’s instructions. This
includes monitoring and recording the temperature
where the kits are stored.
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Conduct a competency assessment for each person who
performs the test, and write it down prior to
testing anyone.
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Conduct an accuracy check on each test by writing
down the control results. Built in controls are
acceptable.
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NV State Public Health Lab
University of Nevada
School of Medicine
Savitt Medial Building
Reno, NV 89557
(775) 688-1335
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