Medical Review Officer (MRO) for DHS Drug Testing
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This subcontract involves providing Medical Review Officer services for prime contractors working on Illinois Department of Human Services projects. The primary responsibility is the medical review and verification of laboratory-confirmed non-negative drug test results for pre-employment and CDL driver positions. These activities must be conducted via the Quest database in strict accordance with DOT 49 CFR Part 40 and FMCSA regulations to ensure compliance with federal transportation standards. Qualified providers must hold an MD or DO degree, maintain active physician licensure, and possess MROCC or AAMRO certification. The successful contractor is responsible for delivering verified medical review reports. The work is associated with NAICS code 621111 and is performed in Springfield, Illinois.
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Springfield, IL, 62703, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of B-54030.
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27-444DHS-CONTO-B-54030 | SP DHS OHR MRO SERVICES
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