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TWO WAYS TO TAKE THE INITIAL CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION
THE INITIAL MRO CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION
The MROCC Initial Certification examination is open to those physicians who have had appropriate MRO training from an MRO course sponsored by ACOEM, ASAM, or AAMRO.
To apply for the initial certification examination a physician must:
• have graduated from a medical school or school of osteopathic medicine, and hold a current medical license (MD or DO) to practice within the U.S., Its Territories or a Province of Canada, or a Country in which the physician resides and practices.
• have attended, within the past 12 months, an MRO training course sponsored by ACOEM, ASAM or AAMRO.
The MROCC examination is designed to objectively 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.
The MROCC Initial Certification examination is open to those physicians who have had appropriate MRO training from an MRO course sponsored by ACOEM, ASAM, or AAMRO.
To apply for the initial certification examination a physician must:
• have graduated from a medical school or school of osteopathic medicine, and hold a current medical license (MD or DO) to practice within the U.S., Its Territories or a Province of Canada, or a Country in which the physician resides and practices.
• have attended, within the past 12 months, an MRO training course sponsored by ACOEM, ASAM or AAMRO.
The MROCC examination is designed to objectively 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.
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Download the Initial Certification application form (pdf) |
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Review MROCC Cheating Policy |
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Review MROCC Certification Revocation Policy |
APPLY FOR THE INITIAL CERTIFICATION EXAM
ONSITE
CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION
Some physicians prefer to take the certification examination immediately following the training course.
CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION
Some physicians prefer to take the certification examination immediately following the training course.
ONLINE
CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION
The online examination offers those physicians who wish to take a little more time to study the opportunity to take the exam online using their own computer and Internet connection.
CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION
The online examination offers those physicians who wish to take a little more time to study the opportunity to take the exam online using their own computer and Internet connection.
| • | The exam is closed-book and administered in a traditional group setting |
| • | Participants have up to 180 minutes to complete the multiple-choice examination |
| • | Results are mailed to examinees within four weeks of the examination date |
| • | One retest (after the failed exam) may be taken for $125. The retest may be taken at another scheduled exam location or may be taken online. |
| • | The exam must be taken within 12 months of the training course |
| • | Participants have up to 180 minutes to complete the multiple-choice examination |
| • | The exam is taken in one sitting (no logging off ability) |
| • | One retest (after the failed exam) may be taken for $125. The retest may be taken at a scheduled exam location or may be taken again online. |
The online examination offers an immediate Pass/Fail determination when the exam is "submitted".
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