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Question by : Drug testing as a camp counselor?
I just got a job as a camp counselor and in the camp guidelines it says this “I understand that
smoking, use or possession of alcohol or drugs will lead to my immediate dismissal. I agree to
participate in —-‘s drug and alcohol testing policy.” But then the only other thing that says anything about drug testing is this. ” We personally review all of the department of motor vehicles records on all drivers prior to each summer and all drivers participate in a drug screening program.” which is clearly directed to only drivers. Does this mean they will drug test me? the session is 39 days long.
i am not a driver. I applied to be a camp counselor. I am already hired and have already signed and sent in the contract as well as my W-4 forms.

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Answer by Brandon Dick
yes i believe they are going to test you but i have to ask if you are a driver? but anyway yes they will most likely test you for drugs being as though you are someone of the camp so yea they will test you most likely

Answer by Nurse Jacki
It sounds as though you have to agree to adhere to their policy– but what is that policy? Some employers only test you if there has been an incident that raises questions. Every company is different. My son drives a company vehicle, and his employer only screens if there is a moving violation or an accident.
I work for a substance abuse treatment center, and not only are we frequently, randomly tested, but if you do anything at any time that might raise an eyebrow, you are tested. Trip going down the stairs, set a little fire in your wastebasket, call your boss a cooze; you’re going to be peeing in a cup.
So you might have to pass a drug screen prior to hire, you might never be tested, or you might be tested if you wear two different socks.
Do you know anyone that worked there previously? It would be helpful to ask them.

Bill to help improve drug and alcohol treatment for inmates signed into law
The new law requires the Division of Addiction Services to grant residential treatment program licenses to programs operating in state correctional facilities and county jails that meet or substantially meet requirements for licensure. The purpose of …
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How to Fix Rehab: Expert Who Lost Son to Addiction Has a Plan
Each program in that study—conducted by Mathea Falco's Drug Strategies, a DC-based nonprofit that pioneered the review-based approach to rehab—came recommended by a major authority in the field. Out of a possible 45 points, however, the average …
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School board members back drug tests
"My vision of excellence is everyone would be drug tested, from administrators all the way down the line, as part of pre-employment screenings and random drug testing." "If we are going to make it a policy, we should do it for everyone," he said. "We …
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Former sex trafficker starts Conway ministry to help women
Gonzalez spent years addicted to drugs, trafficked drugs and ran a prostitution ring before turning her life around after an encounter at Mosaic Church in Conway. Suzanne Gonzalez sat in the …. Jobs were scarce for a convicted felon. Gonzalez said …
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Two families, one fate
"People need to be aware that this isn't some drug addiction problem where your kid's some junkie bootin' up with needles in the closet," Sean Bradley said. "This is affecting normal, middle- to upper-class families that are blind and naïve. They're …
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Woman linked to drugs found in Brockton school bathroom placed on leave
Last week's discovery comes as the city continues to grapple with an epidemic of drug addiction and overdoses. … He said he would push for more assistance and drug treatment programs and said he supports drug testing for school-based employees.
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NJ Panel Issues Recommendations To Combat 'Skyrocketing' Heroin Use
The Governor's Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse says the use of heroin and prescription opiates in New Jersey is “skyrocketing.” Its report released Tuesday says admissions to licensed or certified substance abuse programs due to prescription drug …
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Anti-heroin bill awaits action in House
The legislation has been stuck in the House Judiciary Committee since the Senate passed it with bipartisan support in January,but Chairman John Tilley, a Democrat from Hopkinsville who supports SB 5, said he plans to hold a hearing on measure …
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Sheriff introduces Community Crime Reduction team
JUNEAU | Drug addiction and the crimes that financially support them have become a serious problem within Dodge County, according to Dodge County Sheriff Patricia Ninmann. Law enforcement professionals continue to think about alternative crime …
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Question by Jessie: marajuna drug testing for teens?
if your 15 year old daughter was going to a “rehab” meetings and getting tested,
if her test came out positive for marajuna do they contact me immediatly? or do they tell me on the next time we meet ( which is usually every other week or so)

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Answer by Attic Gnome
not sure, why don’t you email or call them and ask? or even wait until the next meeting, ask for the results and ask if they usually wait until the meet or contact as and when they find out

Grant Denyer hits back at drug addiction claims
Grant Denyer and his wife have strenuously denied claims they are seeking treatment in rehab for drug addiction. The TV presenter issued a statement on Monday to publicly refute the allegations, which were published in the new issue of Woman's Day.
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Support for drug testing grows at Crestview
While drug use may not be a huge problem at Crestview schools, Miller said it is important not to put their "heads in the sand" either. Drug use is increasing across the county. Miller said the hope is to help students fight addiction now while they …
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Pills, heroin change drug war in Henderson County
Anna went through three detox and four rehabilitation programs, including a stint at one of the top rehab centers in the nation costing about $ 50,000 a month, before drugs finally claimed her life. Huneycutt said her daughter's addiction to opiates …
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From the State That Legalized Weed, Comes the World's Strongest Drug Test
Instead, he changed course and focused on toxicology screening (drug testing), a much larger market, which happens in every pediatric and adult pain clinic, methadone clinic and addiction center. Not to mention at thousands of employment-related drug …
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