Change to evidentiary breath alcohol testing  with EBT device using a certified BAT and the usual DOT process as quickly as you can.

 

 

 

Good morning,

Our Employee Health Department is responsible for the blood ETOH testing for employees that require testing  for fit for duty/reasonable suspicion.

We drew the blood with a gray topped tube that we obtained from Quest.  The tubes have been delivered to us in a sealed box.  Quest is no longer providing the gray tubes in the manner. They sent us the tubes in a zip lock bag.  How do I prove that these  tubes have not been tampered with.   Has this been a challenge for your clinics? How have you overcome this challenge.

 

I appreciate your thoughts and time.

 

Betty Kuschel-Rapaski, RN, BSN, COHN-S, CHSP

Employee Health Services Manager

Henry Ford Macomb Hospitals

    586.203.1662

Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital

    248.661.6591

 

 

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