Medical Officer

• Interpret and report drug-testing results for DOT, federal, and non-DOT clients in accordance with applicable statutes, regulations, and Standard Operating Procedures
• Review documentation for errors and interview donors with non-negative results by phone
• Determine whether legitimate medical explanations account for non-negative laboratory reports
• Downgrade or cancel drug tests when appropriate
• Provide quality-assurance review of the testing process
• Give feedback to laboratories, collection sites, clients, and tested persons regarding performance problems and problem cases
• Audit DOT negative Custody and Control Forms quarterly
• Consult with and provide information to federal agency representatives
• Provide expert witness testimony as required
• Review and sign off on MRO administrative documents, including memorandums to correct errors, prescription faxes, and medical records
• Collaborate with the Chief MRO and MRO support personnel to safeguard process accuracy and integrity
• Suggest process improvements, discuss proposed product functionality and enhancements, and provide feedback on procedure updates
• Keep current with Federal, DOT, and state laws, regulations, MRO manual updates, technology enhancements, and MRO practices
• Take calls during scheduled hours, currently 8am to 7pm CST, for 20 required hours per week; additional work up to 30 hours per week is available

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