DNA Testing

 

What is DNA Paternity Testing and How Does it Work?

Every person (with the exception of identical twins) has a unique genetic code identified by DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) found in each cell in the body. Genes come in different forms and sizes and are referred to as "alleles." At each gene location each person has two different sized alleles, one inherited from the mother, and one inherited from the biological father. With each gene or "allele" tested we acquire more genetic information about the tested person(s).

  
 
Available Training
  • Supervisor Training- Supervisors play a crucial role in an effective drug and alcohol-testing program.  More than anyone else, they are in a position to recognize changes in an employee's job performance.  Our supervisor training course helps supervisors to recognize changes in employees and determine the need of reasonable suspicion testing.  This training course meets the D.O.T. supervisor requirements to help identify Drug Abuse and Alcohol Misuse in employees as described in Part 382.603.
  • Urine Drug Screen Collector Training- Required for D.O.T. collectors and highly recommended for non-D.O.T. collectors.  This course teaches an individual all of the policies and procedures set forth by the federal government to conduct urine drug tests.
  • Train the Trainer- This course certifies an individual to train collectors in urine drug test collections, including all of the policies and procedures for D.O.T. urine drug screens.  A prerequisite of this course is to have been a certified urine collector for at least one year, as required by D.O.T. regulations.
    
 

 

 

 

 
             
               
     
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