Pre-employment
Collected before a start date, for both DOT-covered roles and non-DOT positions.
Service
Individual and owner-operator testing
If someone has told you to get a drug or alcohol test — an employer, an agency, a court, a school, or your own compliance program — we can collect it. Walk in, book a time, or have a collector meet you.
Who this is for
Testing for one person, handled without the runaround
Individual testing is often urgent. A start date depends on it, a return to work depends on it, or a random selection notice arrived with a deadline. We keep the process short: call us, we confirm what you actually need, and we collect it.
- Individuals sent for a pre-employment test by an employer
- Owner-operators who need their own testing program and random pool
- Workers completing a return-to-duty or follow-up testing schedule
- Anyone who has been selected for a random test and needs it collected today
- Individuals who simply want a test for their own records
What we collect
Collections available to individuals
Random selection
If you have been notified of a random selection through a consortium or employer pool.
Return-to-duty
Collected as part of a return-to-duty process directed by a Substance Abuse Professional.
Follow-up
Collected on the schedule set for you after a return-to-duty process.
Alcohol testing
Available alongside drug collections for both DOT and non-DOT purposes.
Rapid or laboratory
Rapid screening where your program allows it; laboratory testing where it is required.
Whether a rapid screen is acceptable depends on the program requiring the test. Tell us who asked you to test and we will confirm which option applies before you come in.
Before you arrive
What to bring
- Government-issued photo identification. A collection cannot proceed without confirming who you are.
- Any paperwork you were given. A test authorization form, selection notice, or the name of the company that sent you.
- Who should receive the result. An employer contact, a program administrator, or yourself.
Walk-ins are welcome at the clinic. If you are working against a deadline, call ahead on (980) 336-9119 so a collector is ready when you arrive.
Owner-operators: you cannot be your own random pool
A single-driver operation generally needs to join a consortium so that random selections can be drawn from a pool. CMCC administers a random testing consortium and can enroll you, notify you when you are selected, and collect the test.
See consortium detailsThree ways to test
Come to us, or we come to you
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Walk in to the clinic
Our North Carolina clinic accepts walk-in collections. Call ahead if you are on a deadline and we will make sure a collector is ready.
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Book online
Pick a time through the booking link and arrive when it suits your route or shift.
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Request a mobile collection
If you cannot leave a jobsite, a terminal, or a truck, a collector can travel to you.
Fees
What it costs
Pricing is quoted directly
What a collection costs depends on the type of test, whether it is performed at the clinic or at your location, and whether it is part of an ongoing program such as a consortium. Call or text (980) 336-9119 and we will quote it in a minute.