Drug & Alcohol Screening and Testing
Keeping drugs out of the work place can be a challenge. Substance abuse costs employers millions of dollars each year in the form of sick days, employee turnover, hiring and training costs, job-related injuries, and increased workers’ compensation costs.
Drug and/or alcohol testing can be performed in conjunction with physical examinations or as a stand-alone tool to ensure a safe working environment as well as assist your business in meeting DOT (Department of Transportation) requirements.
Drug screen collections and alcohol testing can be performed at the Business Health Clinics during business hours. Our after-hours partner can perform drug and alcohol tests at your location, any St. Elizabeth Urgent Care, or St. Elizabeth Emergency Department. We can work with you to coordinate drug and/or alcohol programs at your worksite. Our staff is trained to follow collection procedures as mandated by the Department of Transportation (DOT).
Our Employee Assistance Program provides supervisor training mandated by the Department of Transportation (DOT) in identifying drug use in the work place.
Drug & Alcohol Testing Services
Location and Hours
Location and Hours
Address
St. Elizabeth Employee Assistance Program
4123 Olympic Blvd.
Suite 151
Erlanger, KY 41018
Phone Number
Phone: (859) 301-2570
Toll Free: 1 (800) 436-9300
Fax: (859) 655-6030
Benefits of utilizing St. Elizabeth Business Health as your program administrator:
Drug Screening Procedures
Once the employer is notified of a positive drug screen the process will go as follows:
- 1Company will complete an EAP Supervisory Referral form and fax it to the Employee Assistance Program. Information included should be job performance issues, drug screen results, etc.
- 2EAP will assess the client through both a SASSI and a face-to-face psychosocial interview.
- 3EAP will determine a level of treatment necessary for the employee.
- 4EAP will provide written correspondence with employer POC with EAP recommendations and a Return-to-Work agreement and Treatment agreement.
- 5EAP will connect the employee with the appropriate level of treatment and have releases signed for that provider allowing the EAP to monitor the employee’s compliance with treatment recommendations.
- 6EAP will determine the date for a return-to-work drug screen. The drug screen will be conducted by St. Elizabeth Business Health for a 5 or 10 panel-Non-DOT or DOT follow-up drug screen. Once the employee is connected with treatment and a clean drug screen is received, EAP will determine an eligible return-to-work date.
- 7EAP will provide written correspondence to the employer POC, as to the eligible return-to-work date.
- 8EAP will monitor the employee’s compliance with treatment and report any non-compliance to employer POC immediately.
- 9Once the employee has successfully completed all recommendations, the EAP will provide written correspondence to employer POC, of their completion.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with the St. Elizabeth Employee Assistance Program, please call (859) 301-2570.