Join Our Drug Testing Collection Network
We are expanding our network of qualified collection sites and mobile collectors to support employer testing needs across multiple service areas.
We partner with qualified collection professionals
If you provide professional collection services and maintain the required qualifications, we invite you to apply.
Services collectors may offer
Add the services you are qualified to provide. Availability varies by collector and location.
DOT Urine Collections
Regulated collections under 49 CFR Part 40.
Non-DOT Urine Collections
Company-policy and non-regulated collections.
Rapid Testing
Instant / rapid screening where appropriate.
Breath Alcohol Testing
BAT services with approved devices.
Hair Collections
Hair specimen collection where available.
Oral Fluid Collections
Oral fluid collection where available.
Mobile / On-Site Testing
Collections at the employer's location.
After-Hours Testing
Evening, weekend & emergency availability.
Benefits of network participation
Become part of a professional, growing network coordinated by a TPA that understands collection procedures.
- Become part of a growing referral network of employer testing coordination
- Receive consideration for testing orders in your service area
- Add your service area and capabilities to our internal collector profile
- Support employers who need professional, coordinated testing
- Work with a TPA that understands collection procedures and documentation
Network participation means you are eligible to be considered for testing orders in your area. It is not a promise of work. Testing volume depends on real client demand in your specific service area at any given time.
Network requirements
To maintain the integrity of our network, all participating collectors must meet these standards.
Be properly trained & qualified
You must be properly trained and qualified for each service you offer (for example, DOT collector qualification and BAT certification where applicable).
Provide documentation on request
You must be able to provide training certificates, qualifications, and supporting documentation upon request.
Follow applicable procedures
You must follow applicable DOT and Non-DOT collection procedures, including chain-of-custody requirements.
Maintain professionalism & confidentiality
You must maintain professionalism and protect the confidentiality of donors and testing information.
Communicate availability & service area
You must be able to communicate your availability, service area, and the services you can perform.
Comply with applicable laws
You must comply with all federal, state, and local laws and regulations related to the services you provide.
What the onboarding fee covers
- Application review
- Account setup
- Document review
- Service area setup
- Internal network profile creation
One-time onboarding fee
Approved collectors pay a one-time onboarding fee that covers application review, account setup, document review, service area setup, and internal network profile creation.
The onboarding fee covers the administrative work required to review, verify, and add a collector to our network. It is charged after a collector is approved, and details are provided during the onboarding process.
The onboarding fee is for setup and administrative review only. It is not a payment for work, leads, or guaranteed testing volume.
No guarantee of assignments
Network approval and onboarding do not guarantee testing volume, assignments, or referrals. Orders are based on client demand, service area, collector availability, qualifications, and service capabilities.
Apply to join the network
Complete our collector application to tell us about your services, qualifications, and service area. Our team will review your information and follow up on next steps.