Drug and Alcohol Testing
Occupational Medicine at Carle Clinic - Urbana has drug and alcohol screening technicians available on site Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Testing is also available at other Carle Clinic locations.
Occupational medicine technicians are on call 24 hours a day, working with emergency department staff to conduct post-accident drug and alcohol testing.
Carle Clinic – Urbana*
810 W. Anthony
(217) 383-3077 |
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Carle Clinic – Rantoul*
1540 E. Grove
(217) 893-7710 |
Carle Clinic – Danville on Vermilion*
2300 N. Vermilion Street
(217) 431-7606 |
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A medical review officer (MRO) will review all positive drug tests with the patient. Our drug screening meets the Department of Transportation regulations. Non-DOT drug screenings are also available for pre-placement, post-accident, random, reasonable suspicion and follow-up. Carle Clinic - Urbana offers after-hours testing for post-accident screens through the Emergency Department.
Results from rapid drug screens will be reported to employer representative within two hours of collection. Drug screens that require lab processing will be reported 24-48 hours after collection for negative results. Positive drug screen results will be evaluated by an MRO and may take three to seven business days to complete. Carle Clinic will call the employer representative with results and email, fax or mail a copy.
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Random Drug and Alcohol Consortium
Carle Clinic Occupational Medicine provides random drug and alcohol testing consortiums for your employees.
The consortium offers the following benefits:
- No charge to belong
- Provides computer generated selection of participants
- Provides multiple testing sites for easy accessibility
- Documents compliance with the Department of Transportation regulations
- Provides quarterly and annual reports for each individual company and the consortium as a whole
- Keeps records in accordance with government guidelines
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To schedule a drug and/or alcohol test, call your nearest Carle Clinic Occupational and Environmental Medicine location. Employees can learn more about testing at www.dot.gov/ost/dapc/employee.html?employee