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THE INITIAL CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION
MROCC examinations are based on the MRO Competencies document as well as 49 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 40. It is designed to recognize the competence of those physicians who have developed specialized knowledge, and are proficient in the performance of the essential duties of the MRO. Under the direction of Wayne State University, the process of exam development has followed a comprehensive plan to ensure relevance, validity and reliability. Examination items have been developed and critically reviewed by nationally recognized leaders in drug testing drawn from the fields of occupational medicine, addiction medicine, forensic chemistry & toxicology and the legal profession. In addition, leading experts in educational measurement, evaluation and psychometrics have provided guidance to the process.
MROCC examinations are based on the MRO Competencies document as well as 49 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 40. It is designed to recognize the competence of those physicians who have developed specialized knowledge, and are proficient in the performance of the essential duties of the MRO. Under the direction of Wayne State University, the process of exam development has followed a comprehensive plan to ensure relevance, validity and reliability. Examination items have been developed and critically reviewed by nationally recognized leaders in drug testing drawn from the fields of occupational medicine, addiction medicine, forensic chemistry & toxicology and the legal profession. In addition, leading experts in educational measurement, evaluation and psychometrics have provided guidance to the process.
MROCC certification is valid for six years, at which time recertification is required to remain
in the directory of currently-certified MROs.
• INITIAL ONSITE
(examination is taken immediately following an MRO Training Course)
The completed application, supporting documentation and full payment of examination
fee must be in the MROCC Office 14 days prior to examination date. If the application is
submitted after this date you must include a $25.00 late fee in addition to the $495.00
examination fee.
· The exam must be taken within 12 months of the training course.
· The exam is closed book and proctored.
· The exam is a three-hour timed examination.
· Results are provided three to four weeks after the exam date.
· One retest (after a failed exam) may be taken for $100. The retest may be taken either
onsite or online.
• INITIAL ONLINE
(examination is taken via a computer and Internet Connection)
MROCC provides an opportunity for physicians to take the Initial Certification
examination online using any computer & high-speed Internet connection. You may
register for this exam before or after you have taken an MRO training course, although
the exam will not be accessible until after the course date. The examination fee for this
version of the examination is $595.00, and the following conditions apply (no exceptions
can be made):
· The exam must be taken within 12 months of the training course.
· The exam is taken on your own computer with an Internet connection
· The exam is a three-hour timed examination.
· Results are provided immediately at the end of the exam.
· The exam must be completed in one sitting (no logging on and off).
· One retest (after a failed exam) may be taken either online or onsite for a $100 retest fee.
Full payment is required to take the exam a 3rd time.
The online exam provides an immediate Pass or Fail determination. A detailed breakdown
of test results by each competency area is provided. The online exam is the fastest means
to MRO certification!
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