Overview
This training is designed for individuals with prior experience in healthcare, administrative support, or workforce-related roles who want to expand their knowledge in specimen collection procedures and drug testing workflows. Participants will learn foundational concepts related to DOT and non-DOT specimen collection, including documentation, chain-of-custody procedures, and real-world collection scenarios based on current industry standards.
This is a continuing education and professional development program and does not provide state licensure or certification.
⚠️ DOT Training Notice
This training is designed to support the qualification requirements for DOT specimen collectors under 49 CFR Part 40.
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) does not certify collectors. Employers and organizations determine collector qualification based on training, knowledge, and demonstrated proficiency.
A certificate of completion is issued upon training completion. This program supports initial qualification and ongoing 5-year proficiency requirements.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Understand DOT and non-DOT specimen collection procedures
Learn chain-of-custody documentation (CCF) basics
Identify and prevent common collection errors
Understand shy bladder and out-of-temperature scenarios
Apply procedures in real-world collection settings
Gain awareness of compliance expectations and professional standards
💼 What You Will Gain
Foundational knowledge to enter the drug testing field
Understanding of DOT-compliant collection workflows
Confidence in handling real-world collection scenarios
Insight into mobile and on-site collection services
Exposure to business opportunities in specimen collection
Professional development workshop designed to support educational review of DOT specimen collection procedures, documentation concepts, mock collection demonstrations, and workforce development practices associated with specimen collection services.
Professional development workshop designed to support educational review of DOT specimen collection procedures, documentation concepts, mock collection demonstrations, and workforce development practices associated with specimen collection services.
Anagail Health Training Institute is exempt from authorization by the Georgia Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission (GNPEC) under O.C.G.A. § 20-3-250.3(a)(3).
All programs are non-credit and are offered for continuing education and professional development purposes only. Programs are intended for individuals with prior education, training, or experience in a related field. Completion of any program does not grant academic credit, state licensure, or professional certification.
Anagail Health Training Institute issues certificates of completion only. Continuing Education Units (CEUs), where applicable, are provided through third-party organizations, such as Activated Insights. Acceptance of CEUs is determined by the participant’s employer or licensing authority.
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Anagail Health Training Institute is a workforce and professional development division of Anagail Care Services LLC, providing continuing education and skill-based training for healthcare and community-based professionals.
