Memphis, Tennessee Drug Testing

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Drug Testing in Memphis, Tennessee

US Drug Test Centers offers all types of drug and alcohol tests in Memphis. We provide over 20 urine, hair, and breath alcohol tests. You can learn of negative results the same day with some of these tests. We even have a DOT-compliant test that normally delivers negative results in 24 to 48 hours.

Aside from the traditional 5 panel test, we also have an expanded 10 panel test. These additional configurations can include Benzodiazepines (such as Xanax), Barbiturates, Methadone, Propoxyphene, Methaqualone (Quaaludes) and Oxycodone including Oxymorphone and Oxycodone. Traditional facilities routinely provide testing for both the 5 panel and 10 panel drug tests.

US Drug Test Centers has over 15 locations in and near Memphis. Our testing locations require a drug test order form / donor pass and your photo ID. We can provide you with a drug test order form / donor pass within minutes of calling our office at 866-566-0261 or by placing your order online. US Drug Test Centers do not accept payment on site. Most of our testing locations accept walk-ins or same day appointments to minimize wait times for drug testing Memphis TN.

About Memphis, Tennessee

Memphis is the county seat of Shelby County, Tennessee. The BBQ Capital of The World is the largest city in Tennessee, the largest city on the Mississippi River, and the 24th largest city in the United States. Memphis is often called the birthplace and rock and roll because so many musicians have started there, including BB King, Elvis Presley, and Jerry Lee Lewis. Memphis has two international sister cities, both in West Africa.

Legally Mandated Drug Tests in Memphis

US Drug Test Centers can perform drug tests required by probation or court orders. This service can be provided on a daily basis or as necessary. Our drug testing specialists are committed to the highest standards. This ensures properly administered tests and accurate results for your drug test Memphis TN.

Employee and pre-employment drug testing in Memphis

A drug-free facility benefits everyone in the workplace. Committing to a drug-free policy can also reduce your exposure to liability related to drug or alcohol related incidents. US Drug Test Centers can help your company implement and maintain a drug-free environment with our complete range of drug testing services.

We offer extremely fast results for DOT and non-DOT drug tests - 93% of our negative drug test results are reported in 24 to 48 hours. Instant testing for non-DOT programs are also available with same day negative results.

Personal Drug Testing in Memphis

Our drug testing facilities in Memphis can perform immediate drug tests for individuals which may be required in the following situations: by court order, probation, divorce hearings, custody hearings, and in other legal and employment circumstances. We have over 15 drug testing centers in Memphis for your convenience. These drug tests are done the same day that they are requested and the results are usually delivered quickly.

DOT Compliant Drug Testing

If you are a DOT regulated company based in Memphis, Tennessee then you must have a DOT compliant drug testing program. A drug testing program administered and maintained by US Drug Test Centers in Memphis can pass DOT audits at any time. We are qualified to offer all key components of a DOT compliant drug test.

Online Training for Businesses in Memphis, Tennessee

US Drug Test Centers offer a variety of affordable online training programs for your supervisors. There are DOT and non-DOT courses. Your supervisors may have already taken online drug and alcohol training. These courses are revised and updated annually as new information becomes available. It is recommended that supervisor refresher training is completed every 12 to 18 months.

Memphis, Tennessee

In Memphis, Tennessee US Drug Test Centers operates many drug testing locations. Memphis, Tennessee is such an interesting City but like other cities in Tennessee there are substance abuse problems and drug testing is needed.

US Drug Test Centers in Memphis provides services for employers and for individuals. Our services include: individual, employment, federal, court-ordered, and school drug testing; employee and management training and education for a drug-free workplace. Working with two of the largest SAMHSA certified labs in the nation (Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp); our drug test centers can provide your lab drug tests and instant drug tests with same day service.

To qualify for discounts on their workers' compensation premiums, employers must set up drug-free workplace programs and drug testing. Under Tennessee law, an employer who wants the workers' compensation discount must drug test employees and applicants. A free comprehensive guide for preparing your Tennessee drug-free workplace program is available, Click Here. You can also call US Drug Test Centers for expert assistance on drug-free workplace programs and immediate service.

Many times individuals need a drug test for personal and other reasons. Our testing facilities are available for individuals in Memphis, Tennessee. We offer probation testing, DUI drug testing, court ordered drug testing and we work with attorneys for drug and alcohol testing. Many drug testing panels are available with urine drug testing and hair follicle drug testing. Lots of our customers in Memphis, Tennessee order either urine EtG alcohol testing or hair EtG alcohol testing. Many other drug and alcohol testing panels are available.

In Memphis, Tennessee when an employee/applicant is drug tested, is the employer required to utilize a Medical Review Officer (MRO)? The answer is yes. As defined in the Tennessee Rules and Guidelines, "Medical Review Officer" or "MRO" means a licensed physician, employed with or contracted with a covered employer, who has knowledge of substance abuse disorders, laboratory testing procedures and chain of custody collection procedures; who verifies positive, confirmed test results; and who has the necessary medical training to interpret and evaluate an employee's positive test result in relation to the employee's medical history or any other relevant biomedical information. The MRO acts an agent of the employer. The MRO should be used to review all positive tests with the employee or applicant before the employer is advised of the test results. Using an MRO provides the employer with a medically qualified interpretation of a positive test result, which would be defensible in a court of law. The MRO helps to protect both the employer and the employee. US Drug Test Centers operates with five full-time Medical Review Officers. The MRO is an important function in the drug testing process.

30 Interesting Facts about Memphis

Memphis, the largest city in Tennessee, is situated on the Mississippi River in the southwestern corner of the state. It is the seat of Shelby County and the major commercial and industrial center of western Tennessee. Memphis is one of the principal wholesale and retail cities in the South, and its economic influence extends into neighboring states. It is also a leading educational and medical center.

1. The city lies on the Chickasaw Bluffs, on the east bank of the Mississippi River. It is also at the mouth of the Wolf River, which flows into the Mississippi. The surrounding region is a rich cotton- and lumber-producing area. Throughout its history, Memphis has been an important cotton and hardwood market.
2. Memphis has a mild southern climate--with an average of 238 sunny days annually. Temperatures average about 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27 degrees Celsius) in summer and 43 degrees Fahrenheit (6 degrees Celsius) in winter.
3. Memphis is the most populous city in Tennessee. The Memphis metropolitan area (Shelby and Tipton counties in TN, Crittenden County in AK, and De Soto County, MS) had a population of 1,316,100 in 2010, compared with 981,747 in 1990.
4. The city's southern boundary forms part of the Tennessee-Mississippi state line. Its suburbs include Arlington, Bartlett, Collierville, Lakeland, Southaven, Whitehaven, Millington, and Germantown, Tenn., and West Memphis, Ark.
5. Downtown Memphis, the central business district, extends inland from the Mississippi River. Along the waterfront is Cotton Row, site of the Cotton Exchange building and other offices where the cotton trade is conducted. One of the city's principal industrial areas is on Presidents Island, a large island in the Mississippi River.
6. Tall office buildings dominate the skyline. As part of an urban renewal project, the city built a multimillion-dollar civic center, which includes city hall and county, state, and federal buildings. The Pyramid Arena is a uniquely designed building that hosts a variety of events.
7. Memphis is a leading commercial and industrial city:

• Its location has made it one of the largest wholesale and distributing centers in the South.
• Its primary trading area consists of parts of six states.
• The city is one of the world's largest markets for spot cotton and hardwood lumber and the distributing center for livestock, grains, and other agricultural products.

8. Industrial development has been an increasingly important segment of the city's economy since the end of World War II. Memphis processes or manufactures a wide variety of goods, including foodstuffs, chemicals, wood and paper products, and electrical goods. The city is also the largest livestock and meatpacking center in the South.
9. Memphis is one of the busiest inland ports on the Mississippi River, shipping over 11 million tons of cargo annually. It is also a major transportation center, with multiple access by highway, rail, and air. The Memphis International Airport is located there as well. Also, because FedEx's headquarters are in the city, the airport has the largest cargo operation in the world.
10. Memphis is widely known for its extensive medical and educational facilities. The Memphis Medical Center, one of the largest in the nation, is located in the city, as is the University of Tennessee Center for Health Sciences.
11. Several institutions of higher learning are in Memphis.

• The largest, by far, is University of Memphis (formerly, Memphis State University).
• The University of Tennessee also has a branch in Memphis.
• Other colleges include Crichton College, LeMoyne-Owen College, Memphis College of Arts, Christian Brothers University, and Rhodes College.

12. Memphis has a public library system, which includes a main library and numerous local branches. It also has a symphony orchestra, a ballet company, an opera theater, and a repertory theater.
13. The FedEx Forum, completed in 2004, is home to the Memphis Grizzlies NBA (National Basketball Association) team and the University of Memphis's basketball team; the Memphis Rock 'n Soul Museum, created by the Smithsonian Institution; is also located on the premises.
14. The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, the city's largest art museum, exhibits both American and European fine and decorative arts dating from the Renaissance to the present.
15. The Memphis Pink Palace Museum and Planetarium features exhibits that examine the natural and cultural history of the region.
16. The Chucalissa Archaeological Museum is an archaeological project of the University of Memphis. The museum is located at the site of a Native American village, which was founded in about 900 A.D. and abandoned in the early 17th century.
17. There are numerous other museums and art galleries throughout the city, some of which include:

• The Art Museum of the University of Memphis, showcasing an African and Egyptian collection
• The Art Village Gallery, featuring African American and Caribbean fine art; and
• The Children's Museum of Memphis.

18. Motel, which was also the site of the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. The museum (the first of its kind in the nation) chronicles the civil rights movement from the colonial period to the present. In 2002, it expanded to include the adjacent building -- the Main Street Rooming House -- from which James Earl Ray allegedly fired the shot resulting in King's death.
19. The Memphis Cook Convention Center is a large complex in the city and includes:

• The Cannon Center for the Performing Arts, which opened in 2003 and is home to the Memphis Symphony Orchestra.
• Other events such as ballet; opera, pop, and jazz concerts; touring theater productions; and children's theater.

20. Memphis is a well-known music center and has been the home of several famous "sounds." One of the best-known places in the city is Beale Street, where W. C. Handy, the "father of the blues," wrote and played his music. His first blues composition was The Memphis Blues(1912), originally written as a campaign song for a Memphis mayoral election. He immortalized the street in Beale Street Blues (1916). A statue of Handy stands in a park named for him on Beale Street.
21. Elvis Presley, whose popularity made rock and roll a national phenomenon in the 1950s, began his recording career in Memphis at Sun Records, otherwise known as the "Birthplace of Rock and Roll."
22. Graceland mansion, Elvis Presley's home until his death in 1977, is visited annually by more than half a million fans. The city became one of the country's major recording centers.
23. In the 1960s and 1970s, another new "sound" originated in the city -- the Memphis Sound, which is a mix of blues, rhythm and blues, and soul. Stax Records (1959 - 1976) was one of the first recording studios to produce this genre of music and was known for promoting their artists. The Stax Museum of American Soul Music takes a historical look at the development of soul music and its artists, from its own record company as well as from other notable recording studios.
24. In addition to its many historical points of interest, Memphis has several parks and gardens and a zoo. Mudd Island is perhaps the most unique of the city's parks. It's located on a 50-acre (20 ha-) island in the Mississippi River. The park is devoted to the study of the river as well as the music and arts the river has inspired.
25. The city also boasts a wildlife sanctuary, the Lichterman Nature Center, two state parks, and the Memphis Botanical Garden, which houses an arboretum, a conservatory, and a Japanese garden.
26. The Dixon Gallery and Gardens offers a museum of fine and decorative arts surrounded by almost 20 acres (8 ha) of formal and woodland gardens.
27. The Memphis Zoo and Aquarium offers a petting zoo in addition to its aquarium.
28. The Memphis Motorsports Park annually hosts NASCAR's Busch and Craftsman Truck Series, as well as other racing events.
29. Memphis's musical heritage is reflected in several of its annual events.

• Beale Street hosts: the Beale Street Music Festival in May, and the Memphis Music Festival (featuring blues, jazz, country and western, and rock artists) in September.
• The Blues Music Awards are hosted by the city annually.
• The "King of Rock and Roll" is honored with an Elvis week each August.

30. The Memphis in May International Festival runs for a month and features:

• The music festival on Beale Street
• International Events (each year a different country is chosen to be represented)
• The World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest; and
• A Sunset Symphony on the last day.

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