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Georgia · Quest · LabCorp · Lab Testing Solutions
Statewide lab network. Local people who already keep other people’s secrets at work — firefighters, teachers, veterans — may collect on their own time as independent contractors. They need employer approval. They are not allowed to market the public job.
Applicant or employer pays online. Barcode is the ticket. Do not pay at the site.
Quest or LabCorp. Quest orders must run in FormFox. Wrong software = failed collection.
SAMHSA labs. MRO when required. Typical 24–48 hours after the lab has the specimen.
Need a site? Use the LTS location finder. After-hours / post-accident: ask for a mobile collector.
If you already work a public or social job in this state, the collector gig is a private business — same category as a firefighter’s restaurant or a pastor’s insurance book. Get it in writing. Stay off the clock. Do not use the title.
| Georgia overlay | What to do |
|---|---|
| State employees (478-1-.07) | Tell your supervisor. Disclose conflicts. No State time, gear, or confidential files. |
| City of Atlanta | Written request to the department head before you collect. |
| Sworn (DPS 5.03) | Do not identify as a sworn member during secondary employment except a true emergency. |
| Teachers (GaPSC Standard 6) | Do not solicit students or parents unless the local board authorizes it. |
| Gwinnett and most systems | Supervisor permission. No product endorsements to pupils or parents. |
Say you are an independent collector who cares about workplace safety. Use LTS systems. Take Quest’s free modules. Ask LTS about funding if you qualify.
Advertise as “Atlanta Fire,” “GCPS teacher,” “GSP officer,” or any other official brand. No uniforms in photos. No station numbers on the van.
If the draw is between Athens and Atlanta, use the direction that matches the pickup.
Order a test, or apply to collect. Leave the department out of the ad.