Drug Testing 101
This course is designed for those new to the drug testing industry to provide a brief overview of why and how drug and alcohol testing occurs in the United States and the relationship between collectors, laboratories and MROs. It will also provide limited information regarding DOT drug and alcohol testing requirements.
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