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Drug and Alcohol Testing Technician (includes STT and BAT) and Overview of Current Federal Guidelines for DOT Physical Exams
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On campus
Bloomington, MN
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May 8-9, 2010
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Time
Sat, 9-7pm
Sun, 8am-2pm
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$299 DC
$149.50 CA
$120 T7+
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Description: Drug and Alcohol Testing Technician (includes STT and BAT) and Overview of Current Federal Guidelines for DOT Physical Exams |
Become trained, qualifed and officially recognized to perform US Department of Transportation (DOT) drug tests, DOT non-evidential and/or confirmatory alcohol tests, and learn how to do DOT physical exams. Discover how easily you can add theses service to your practic and how providing them opens the door for you to deliver other services.
Learn these skills in a hands-on
environment where you will walk through the procedures
step-by-step, complete training requirements and demonstrations
of proficiency (mock collections) in additional to
understanding why theses services are so important.
Limited enrollment - call us at 952-885-5446 today
to register!
This course meets federal guidelines (49 CFR Part 40) for initial training, error correction training and refresher training (every 5 years) for drug and alcohol testing. Hours earned at
this class can apply toward your Occupational Health and Applied
Ergonomics Diplomate - take the reminder of the
classes on DVD - click here
to find out how to get started on this fabulous new
career path.
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| About the Instructors |
| Joseph Sweere, DC, DABCO, DACBOH,
FICC is a Professor,
Department of Clinical Sciences, Chairman, Department
of Occupational Health-Northwestern Health Sciences
University-College of Chiropractic. A Postgraduate faculty
member of ten chiropractic colleges. Coordinator and
principle instructor of postdoctoral orthopedics at
Northwestern from 1976 through 1979 and from 1996-1999.
Member of the American Public Health
Association. Principle investigator for the Viracon
Project, an industrial spinal injury prevention program
from 1980-86. Founder and current President and member
of the Board of Directors of the International Academy
of Chiropractic Occupational Health Consultants (IACOHC).
Editor, Chiropractic Family Practice-A Clinical Manual
and Past president for Minnesota Chiropractic Association
(MCA).
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Elizabeth L.
Auppl is the Executive Director and a Board
of Director member of the International Academy of Chiropractic
Occupational Health Consultants (IACOHC). Ms. Auppl
has invested two decades of service to the advancement
of the Chiropractic profession in the specialty field
of occupational health and applied ergonomics. She is
a small business owner, whose business it is to promote
'Maximized Human and Organizational Potential' for her
clients.
Ms. Auppl is a faculty person for the Postgraduate Occupational
Health & Applied Ergonomics Diplomate program for
Northwestern Health Sciences University and has presented
for various chiropractic entities around the nation.
She also serves as the Executive Advisor to the American
Chiropractic Association's Council on Occupational Health,
and recently was awarded by the Council with a Lifetime
Achievement Award for her dedication to the advancement
of the chiropractic profession in the occupational health
arena.
Ms. Auppl is a Certified Emergency Management Director
by the State of Minnesota and works with emergency management
agencies in Steele County in a variety of capacities.
She is a certified crisis response team member and is
working to complete requirements for certification as
a Field Traumatologist through the Green Cross Academy
of Traumatology.
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