Oral fluid specimen collection is an essential part of drug testing, and as such, it is important for healthcare and screening professionals to have a thorough understanding of the best practices for collecting oral fluid specimens. This online course provides comprehensive training in oral fluid specimen collection, covering everything from the principles of specimen collection to proper specimen handling, storage, and transportation not under federal protocols.
The course is designed for healthcare and screening professionals who need to collect oral fluid specimens for laboratory drug testing. It is also suitable for professionals who are looking to expand their knowledge and skills in oral fluid specimen collection.
Throughout the course, learners will have access to interactive online modules that provide a comprehensive overview of oral fluid specimen collection. They will gain a thorough understanding of the principles of oral fluid specimen collection and the best practices for ensuring accuracy and reliability of test results.
One of the key topics covered in the course is proper specimen handling. Learners will learn how to properly label, store, and transport oral fluid specimens to ensure that they are not contaminated and that the results are accurate. They will also learn how to mitigate problems in collections, such as insufficient or excess specimen collection, as well as how to handle difficult donors.
While the course does not include proficiency demonstrations, learners will be evaluated through interactive quizzes and assessments throughout the course. These evaluations will ensure that learners have a solid understanding of the principles of oral fluid specimen collection and that they are able to apply what they have learned in their practice setting. If you are seeking a course that involves instructor-led training with proficiency demonstrations, we recommend enrolling in the full course with supplies provided here.
Learners will also have access to resources and tools to help them implement what they have learned in their practice setting.
Upon completion of the course, learners will receive a certificate of completion that verifies their successful completion of the training. This certificate can be used as evidence of training for healthcare and screening professionals who need to collect oral fluid specimens for laboratory drug testing.
