The Oral Fluid Specimen Collection Procedures, together with the 49 CFR Part 40, and the U.S. Department of Transportation Operating Administration rules, provide collectors with the information needed in the performance of their collection duties
Publication of the guidelines brings us one important step closer to oral fluid collections. Keep in mind, however, that there must NOT be any DOT-regulated oral fluid collections conducted until after the Department of Health and Human Services certifies a primary laboratory and a split specimen laboratory.
NDASA oral fluid training resources
- NDASA is offering live Certified Professional Oral Fluid Collector and Trainer training at its annual Conference & Trade Show, April 1-4, in Jacksonville, FL. Learn more here.
- We will be scheduling additional regional live training events for 2025. Stay tuned to ndasa.com/events.
- Online Certified Professional Oral Fluid Collector training is available at NDASA University. Learn more here.
- For those who have completed Certified Professional Collector Trainer for Oral Fluid Collections (CPCT-OF) training at one of our regional events over the last two years, you can now schedule your mocks through NDASA. Learn more and register here.
- For questions about oral fluid training and certification. Download our FAQs here.