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Oral Fluid Collector Training (DOT Qualified)
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Moving from One Specimen Type to Another
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Oral Fluid Testing Resources
Professional Certification Standards
Oral Fluid Pre-Training Test Quiz
Drug Testing in the Workplace
Regulated vs. Non Regulated Workplace Drug Testing
Who’s Who in Drug Testing
The Collector
Preparing for the Collection
Securing the Collection Area
Introducing the Federal Custody and Control Form
CCF STEP 1
CCF STEPS 2 and 3 – Collector Sections
CCF STEPs 5 & 4 – After the Specimen is Secured
Introducing the Oral Fluid Collection Device
The Oral Fluid Collection Process – Starting the Collection
The Oral Fluid Collection Process – The Specimen Collection
The Oral Fluid Collection Process – Completing the Collection
The Oral Fluid Collection Process – Transfer of Custody
Oral Fluid Collection Problem Scenarios
Problem Scenarios – Dry Mouth
Problem Scenarios – Oral Obstructions/Dental Issues
Problem Scenarios – Donor Attempts to Tamper
Problem Scenarios – Uncooperative Donor
Problem Scenarios – Defective Testing Device
Moving from One Specimen Type to Another
Oral Fluid Collection Flaws and How to Avoid Them
Oral Fluid Collection FAQs
Oral Fluid Collector Examination Quiz
