Testing Procedures & FAQs
DNA Testing
What is required for legal DNA testing?
Legal testing requires a chain-of-custody process, including professional collection and government-issued ID verification at our center.
Drug Testing
Difference between DOT and Non-DOT?
DOT tests follow federal Department of Transportation regulations for safety-sensitive employees, while Non-DOT tests are tailored to employer-specific policies.
Nurse Aide Prep
How do I prepare for the competency exam?
Review state-approved clinical guidelines, attend prep sessions, and ensure all training logs are verified before your testing date.
Compliance
What is included in background checks?
Our comprehensive checks include criminal history, employment verification, and healthcare registry screenings to ensure full safety compliance.
CPR Certification
Is the CPR certification accepted nationwide?
Yes, we provide American Heart Association (AHA) and Red Cross certifications, which are the gold standard recognized by healthcare facilities and employers across the country. Courses cover Adult, Child, and Infant CPR and AED usage.
Reporting
How long does it take to receive results?
Results timelines vary by test type: Drug screenings often provide same-day preliminary results, while DNA and background checks typically take 3-5 business days. Nurse aide exam results are processed according to state registry timelines.
Nurse Aide Prep Info
Follow these simple steps to prepare for your state competency exam and ensure success in your healthcare career.
1
Verify Clinical Training
Ensure all your clinical hours are documented and verified by a state-approved instructor before registration.
2
Review Knowledge Protocols
Study the theoretical components of the exam, focusing on infection control, resident rights, and safety procedures.
3
Simulate Clinical Skills
Practice hands-on patient care skills in a simulated environment to prepare for your in-person clinical assessment.