The courts and the public are holding American employers responsible for
the behavior of their substance-using employees. Not only do alcohol and
other drugs affect profitability of companies, they also affect the
health, safety and productivity of workers.
Miami Lab
sends all non negative quick screen tests to lab for
confirmation at no cost to employer.
(MRO stands for medical review officer. We separate ourselves
from our competitors by including the MRO service for no
additional cost. A test that is not MRO certified will probably
not hold up in court.)
Miami Lab is using 10 Panel and 11 Panel Drug Screen
kits. Both kits are capable to catch common adulterations. Our
personnel is trained for random screening as well as for DOT
procedures. |
While some drug metabolites are not
detectable in urine for long periods of time, they can remain
embedded in the shaft of hair for months. 48 hr results, no
adulterations possible, court admissible.
There is a big advantage of hair testing for employment drug
screening compared to Urine Drug Screening. Person may stop
using drugs for 3 days to 2 weeks prior to applying for a job.
With urine drug testing, there is a good chance that the
applicant will test negative and then start using again once
they are hired in. There is also the chance of adultering the
specimen with Urine Drug Testing. Our Urine Drug Tests detect
the most available adulterants however a new adulterant hits the
market almost each day. |
Simultaneously tests for 6 different
drug families
Eliminates the need for special collection facilities – Can be
used anywhere at anytime
Virtually impossible to adulterate
Results in minutes |
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LabMiami (Advanced Screening Services) is an authorized
Live-Scan agency for electronic live scan fingerprint data
submissions in compliance with both FDLE (Florida Department of
Law Enforcement) and FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigations)
regulations and standards. Currently Lab Miami with it's sister
company
Advanced Screening Services is serving AHCA, DCF, APD,
VECHS, FDBPR, DOACS providers and license applicants. |
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| For testing Lead, Mercury, Zinc and
Copper levels in employees blood |
| A comprehensive body strength repost
prepared by our Nurse for employers to asses employees. |
| CBC, Cholesterol with LDL/HDL, UA, TSH
and other tests to know what's inside. |
| We can design a payment option to fit
your companies needs. During this down economy we are noticing a
new trend where employees pay for a portion or all of the cost
of their drug screening. |
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- 24 Hrs Service available for corporate accounts.
- Drug Screen Program verification seal for our corporate
customers.
- Discounted corporate pricing valid nationwide
- Miami Lab has locations nationwide. We have convenient
office hours and relationships can be created to provide on-site
service 24/7.
- Payment Options
- Voucher System
- One stop shopping (All you employment screening in one place:
Drug Testing, Finger printing, Breath Alcohol Testing) |
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Pre-employment drug
testing |
This is by far the most common type of drug test used by
businesses, however, it is also the least effective. It is
considered to be an "intelligence test" by drug testing
professionals. It has the advantage of being inexpensive, since
only one test per employee needs to be paid for by the company.
However, since most pre-employment drug testing is urine-based
and subject to sample adulteration or substitution. |
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Random drug testing is the most
effective format. In the USA, random drug testing is used by a
growing number of corporations, drug rehab centers, prisons, the
military, police and fire departments, government agencies, and
more recently, schools. Currently, this method is used in 23 of
the 50 United States.
It may also be used on teens by their parents, or mandated to be
performed at school.
The objective of a random drug test is deterrence, as the threat
of detection is much higher versus other testing methods.
Various random selection methods are used, ranging from drawing
names out of a hat to using random number generators. The goal
of random testing is to discourage drug use among employees,
inmates, or students by not telling anyone who or when or where
they are to be tested in advance. In addition, random testing is
more likely to catch cannabis users, since THC metabolites are
fat soluble and have a longer duration in the body than those of
many other drugs. Because of this, it can indirectly encourage
the use of much more dangerous and harmful drugs that are
excreted from the body faster. |
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Post-incident drug testing is a less
commonly administered test compared to the other two, but the
financial ramifications of not testing employees after an
accident (or other incident) on the job makes this test
worthwhile for most businesses. The point of this test is not
necessarily to cause the employee to lose his or her job, but
rather to protect the company from liability in the event that
the individual is under the influence at the time of the
accident. DUI testing would also fall into this category. |
MRO qualifications require that the MRO is licensed as a medical doctor
(MD) or doctor of osteopathic medicine (DO) in any one state. The MRO
must have knowledge of substance abuse disorders, plus clinical
experience. The MRO must pass a certification test by a nationally
recognized MRO certification board (e.g., ASAM, MROCC, AAMRO and
complete a mandated training curriculum. MROs do not work for the
laboratory nor do they have a financial relationship with the
laboratory. Miami Lab maintains this independent relationship
with the MRO in all of its operations.