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The latest information pertinent to the drug and alcohol testing industry

Compiled by the leading industry organization – and presented by industry experts

The largest-ever networking assembly of industry constituents and affiliates

Hilton New Orleans Riverside – New Orleans, LA

In May 2018, a three-day event will be held that is expected to be the

single largest gathering of professionals involved in drug and alcohol testing

ever assembled. The event, DATIA 2018 – Big Ideas in the Big Easy – DATIA’s

Annual Conference, is the ultimate confluence in critical thinking, best practices, and

networking within the global drug and alcohol testing industry.

DATIA’s annual conference is the singular place

where hundreds of drug and alcohol testing industry

professionals from all over the world meet to learn and

discuss the very latest information on regulatory affairs,

ethics, safety, and the business practices critical to their

organization’s success.

Top-level, influential speakers from the industry and

government will address and interact with conference

attendees to discuss areas of crucial importance.

Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from the

experiences of other industry professionals and grow

professionally in an environment where sharing of their

own practices on how to best-implement drug and

alcohol testing programs is valued and encouraged.

Because our industry is now working to address changes

in the oversight of prescription drugs, synthetic drugs,

and marijuana laws, attendance of industry professionals

at DATIA 2018 is expected to surpass 850.

Attendance at DATIA 2018 is expected to surpass 850 industry professionals, as has been the norm for the past few years. It’s no coincidence that attendance at DATIA’s annual conference has steadily grown each year since our founding in 1995.

“I loved the opportunity to learn and network and even have fun!”

Jenna Richardson, Compass Drug Screening

A key event made available once a year to all professionals

involved in drug and alcohol testing, DATIA’s annual

conference brings together key decision-makers in the drug

and alcohol testing industry, within a carefully-crafted and

insightful forum of hot-topic programs that are of the greatest

interest so that participants may be best-positioned to effectively

guide, ensure, and grow their industry and business interests.

With more than 20 educational sessions on a variety of topics, DATIA’s

annual conference is geared toward all professionals involved in the drug and

alcohol testing process. Previous attendees have come from the following industry segments:

Consortia

Third Party Administrators

Collection Facilities

Employee Assistance Professionals

In-House Program Managers

Laboratories

Medical Review Officers

Substance Abuse Professionals

Government Entities

Municipalities

Regulated Employers

Non-Regulated Employers

Manufacturers of:

Alcohol Testing Kits and Instruments

Collection Supplies

Drug and Alcohol Testing Software

Drug Testing Supplies

On-Site Drug Testing Kits

…and many more.

96 percent of DATIA 2017 attendees stated they would recommend DATIA’s annual conference to colleagues.

96%

For anyone involved in drug and alcohol testing, DATIA 2018 is the one

conference that can’t be missed.

DATIA has worked hard to ensure that every attendee at

DATIA 2018 will have a positive learning experience and will

receive fresh, tangible ideas that can be applied immediately to

advance their operations.

“The variety of networking opportunities is great for the attendees!”

Sheryl Maddox, Psychemedics

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It’s all about location in New Orleans and the Hilton New Orleans Riverside places you at the center of it

all. Nestled against the banks of the Mississippi, guests can watch the ships come sailing in or dive into the

city life just steps away. Grab a beignet, listen to live jazz, ride a streetcar, or hop into a parade, you never

know what you’ll experience in the vibrant culture and excitement of New Orleans just outside the front door.

Connected by a walkway to The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk, this upscale convention hotel overlooking

the Mississippi River is a short walk from the French Quarter. There’s a renowned seafood restaurant, a cafe

and a piano bar onsite along with a gym, 2 outdoor pools and an indoor tennis court.

The Hilton New Orleans Riverside is conveniently located on

Poydras Street in the Warehouse and Arts District just 25

minutes from the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International

Airport and 15 minutes from Lakefront Airport. It is most

easily accessible by Super Shuttle, taxi, or a ride-sharing

service such as Uber or Lyft. For drivers, self-parking is

available for $24 per night.

Conference Location and Rate

Getting There

Book early as a limited number of rooms have been reserved for DATIA attendees – DATIA cannot guarantee that rooms will still be available through April 18, 2018.

Hilton New Orleans Riverside is offering DATIA attendees a reduced

rate of $229 single/double or $239 (view) single/double. Room

reservations must be made by April 18, 2018 to receive the DATIA

reduced rates. Hotel reservations can be made by calling (504)

584-3999 by Wednesday, April 18, 2018. Please be sure to identify

yourself as a DATIA attendee to receive your discounted room rate.

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A key feature of DATIA’s annual conference is the remarkable confluence of convenience, efficiency, information, opportunities, and new solutions brought together within the exposition hall.

DATIA 2018 promises to provide the greatest-ever

number and variety of drug and alcohol testing

product and service providers assembled in a single

location. More than 70 industry providers will be

available on the floor to introduce and discuss their

products and services.

Drug and alcohol testing industry technology is advancing at

an unprecedented pace; this rapid growth is having a profound

effect on professionals who provide services in the industry.

Attendees can receive comprehensive information on the latest

technological breakthroughs being made within the industry – and what these changes mean for

both providers and end-users of drug and alcohol testing. These exchanges can include products and

services to allow an attendee to increase their scope of services.

Attendees can compare products and services first-hand – and assess which may increase their client’s

satisfaction and benefit their own company’s bottom line.

View the exhibit hall.

Exhibition Hall

“This was my first DATIA conference. I really liked that the entire event was well structured and organized. Also, the very nature of the conference was such that I absorbed the seriousness of the role of

drug testing; It conveyed a message that I must become an even more

responsible person as one representing the industry.”

Joun B. Moser, FADS – Farmville Alcohol

& Drug Screening, Inc.

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DATIA’s Conference App helps you stay connected with DATIA and other conference

attendees. The DATIA events app provides attendees with:

Access to the latest news and updates during the conference via DATIA’s

Facebook page, Twitter page and LinkedIn group

A special interactive session and exhibitor map – so you’ll never be “lost”

The ability to connect with speakers and attendees before, during, and

after the conference!

A filter for viewing DATIA conference sessions by day, type, speaker

and even bookmark the sessions you plan to attend

Conference attendees will be sent information on how to login to the DATIA

events app, where you can easily exchange contact information with other

conference attendees – a powerful networking tool. Forgot your pen and

paper? The DATIA event app even has a place to record notes.

The DATIA event app will be available for download from your phone’s app store in

April 2018. To stay connected before then, be sure to join DATIA’s Facebook and LinkedIn

pages. Links to both of these sites are available at datia.org.

DATIA 2018 Conference Registration – DiscountsBe sure to register by February 23, 2018, to qualify for the reduced early bird registration fee of $449 for

members and $599 for non-members (tiered discounts apply for multiple attendees from the same company).

After February 23, 2018, regular rates are $549 for members and $699 for non-members.

Advance your company’s performance by immersing the whole office in the DATIA 2018 experience.

Bring your whole office to the DATIA annual conference for the educational and networking benefits – and

save. Your company benefits by being able to attend multiple sessions – and can do so via the special

company multiple person discounts. Please see the registration form for additional information.

Cancellation and Transfer PolicyCancellations received in writing by April 3, 2018 will be provided with a full refund.

No refunds will be issued after 5:00 PM April 3, 2018.

Conference registration may be transferred to another company representative. To ensure

a conference badge is prepared in advance and ready onsite upon arrival, notice of

transfer must be confirmed with DATIA by 5:00 PM on April 27, 2018. After April

27, 2018, any changes will need to be addressed onsite during registration.

2018 DATIA Events App

DATIA 2018 Conference Registration

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While at DATIA 2018, don’t miss the opportunity to attend one of DATIA’s acclaimed training courses. Pre- and

post-conference training sessions will include:

Advanced Collection Issues and Best Practices

Advanced Designated Employer Representative

Auditing Success

Certified Professional Collector Trainer®

Collector Refresher and Mock Collection Course

Consortia/Third Party Administrator Best Practices

Designated Employer Representative Compliance: A Train the Trainer Workshop

Developing a Successful Supervisor Training Program

Excelling as an MRO Assistant

Ins & Outs of Drug and Alcohol Testing

Optional Professional Training Opportunities

Each course will educate industry professionals on the most

comprehensive industry standards and regulations. For complete course

agendas, please see each course’s individual brochure. Brochures can

be viewed at datia.org under the “Education” tab.

“The conference was very well organized. A lot of information in a short amount of time”

Judi Paonessa, USA Mobile Drug Testing of Cleveland

Tuesday, May 22, 2018

8:00 AM–12:00 PM Ins & Outs of Drug and Alcohol Testing (separate registration)

8:00 AM–12:00 PM Auditing Success Seminar (separate registration)

8:00 AM–5:00 PM Certified Professional Collector Trainer® Training (separate registration)

8:00 AM–5:00 PM Consortia/Third Party Administrator Best Practices (separate registration)

8:00 AM–5:00 PM Excelling as an MRO Assistant Workshop (separate registration)

8:00 AM–5:00 PM DER Compliance: A Train-the-Trainer Workshop on the Drug and Alcohol Testing

Responsibilities of Employers (separate registration)

1:00 PM–5:00 PM Developing an Effective Supervisor Training Program (separate registration)

1:00 PM–5:00 PM Collector Refresher and Mock Collection Course (separate registration)

4:00 PM–7:30 PM Welcome Reception

Held in the expo hall, the DATIA 2018 Welcome Reception is a great opportunity

to network and meet new friends – as well as to reconnect with old friends. Here

attendees can visit the over 70 exhibiting product and service providers and receive

introductions to how they can help you exceed your clients’ expectations.

Wednesday, May 23, 2018

8:00 AM–8:15 AM Conference Opening and Welcome Address

Laura Shelton, DATIA Executive Director

8:15 AM–9:15 AM Get Your SHIFT Together

Steve Rizzo

Steve Rizzo was a national headline comedian with opening acts such as Drew Carey, Rosie O’Donnell and Dennis Miller, and has shared the marquee with Ellen DeGeneres, Rodney Dangerfield, Eddie Murphy and Jerry Seinfeld. He has starred in his very own Showtime comedy special earning him honors as a Showtime Comedy All-Star. Then, at the pinnacle of his stand-up career, Steve walked away from comedy to pursue his true purpose and passion—to teach people how to be happy and successful no matter what their circumstances are. He is a member of the Speakers Hall of Fame, an honor bestowed upon on fewer than 200 speakers worldwide since 1977.

Steve is the author of the bestselling book, “Get Your SHIFT Together” and is a regular contributor to SUCCESS Magazine.

He is often called upon as the “go-to” guy on the topic of personal development for many network, cable and radio media outlets, including FOX News, MSNBC, NBC, and CNBC. Through his powerful common-sense success strategies and inspirational storytelling, Steve will share how to create lifelong habits for business and personal success. By SHIFTing your attitude and way of thinking, you can turn any challenge into an opportunity.

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Tentative Agenda

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9:15 AM–10:15 AM Drug Testing Trends Spanning Three Decades

R. H. Barry Sample, Ph.D. & Dr. Kim Samano, Quest Diagnostics, Inc.

The Quest Diagnostics Drug Testing Index is arguably the industry’s longest standing,

most consistent and most frequently relied upon resource indicating the drug use

patterns among American workers. This session will reveal 30 years of data and

insights, milestones since the passage of the Drug-Free Workplace Act in 1988, and

how a steadfast commitment to a drug-free workplace helps to keep employees safe,

healthy and productive.

10:15 AM–10:30 AM Break

10:30 AM–11:45 AM DOT Federal Update

Patrice Kelly, Department of Transportation, ODAPC

In this popular session, participants will be able to delve into the nuances of complying

with federal drug and alcohol testing regulations. Patrice will provide information

on the recent regulatory changes that took effect for all DOT-mandated drug and

alcohol testing programs, and will also take questions from participants. This session

is a very unique opportunity to meet face-to-face with Patrice and to gain a first-hand

understanding about the factors driving current regulations and compliance factors.

11:45 AM–12:30 PM HHS Federal Update

Charles LoDico, HHS

In this session, participants will be provided with comprehensive information regarding

complying with HHS drug and alcohol testing regulations including recent changes

regarding testing panels, collection procedures, etc. Charles will provide information

on recent regulatory changes and will also take questions from attendees. This

is a great opportunity to meet face-to-face with Charles and to gain a first-hand

understanding about the factors driving current regulations and compliance factors.

12:30 PM–3:15 PM Exposition Hall Open with Lunch

“I really enjoyed meeting other companies and hearing their issues, what vendors they use and how they have fixed issues they have found”

Elizabeth Cook, Baker Concrete Construction, Inc.

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3:15 PM–4:15 PM Concurrent Sessions

eCCF Forum

Speakers TBD

Join this interactive discussion to learn first-hand practical advice on how to

implement eCCFs into your drug and alcohol testing business. The benefits of eCCFs

are vast, however many service providers are unsure about how to implement this

technology into their current operating procedures. Used for non-DOT testing for

many years, the processes have been more formalized as part of DOT and HHS

regulations. Don’t miss this session to streamline your collection process to achieve

better efficiencies.

2018 Drug Testing Industry and Employer Survey

Nina French & Andrew Current, The Current Consulting Group

For 19 years the Current Consulting Group has conducted surveys of drug testing

employers and providers. Participants of the employer survey include managers,

supervisors, HR representatives, presidents, owners, and CEOs. Participants of

the industry include laboratories, third party administrators, device manufacturers,

and more. During this highly anticipated session, the results of each survey will be

revealed, providing insight into the state of the industry, as well as the state of the

drug testing market itself.

SAP/EAP Roundtable

PHMSA Update

Byron Coy

In this in-depth session, attendees will hear first-hand from the PMHSA on important

updates affecting their drug and alcohol testing programs. In addition, attendees will

have the unique opportunity to ask their most pressing questions directly. If you are

involved in PMHSA drug and alcohol testing, you won’t want to miss this session.

New for 2018 – SEGMENT SPECIFIC ROUNTABLES

During each breakout session time, we invite you to join in on our

industry segment roundtables, which will have persons interested

in that particular segment come together to tackle issues,

questions, changes, etc. that greatly affect their operations.

These roundtables will be facilitated by industry leaders

to get the discussions going and to foster sharing

of potential solutions, lessons learned, etc. Each

roundtable will conclude with the sharing of

outcomes from each subgroup so that all

in attendance can learn from other’s

discussions. Those looking for

a highly interactive and self-

driven session will want to

be sure to participate in

these roundtables.

4:15 PM–4:30 PM Break

4:30 PM–5:30 PM Concurrent Sessions

When Keeping It Easy Goes Wrong

Tamara Thomas, Amcare/Doctors Urgent Care Offices

“Are my collectors just being lazy? Don’t they know the problems their carelessness

creates?” Have you asked yourself these questions? This interactive session takes a

Six Sigma approach to identifying collector carelessness or inattention as the culprit

in your collection process. Once identified, you’ll need the tangible, effective HR

approaches presented in this session to control for it in your process.

Drug Testing Policies vs Procedures & Statutes vs Regulations – Employer Focused

William Judge, Encompass Compliance Corp.

There are well over 600 state laws that impact workplace drug & alcohol testing. Do

you know which ones impact your program? Do you know the difference between

state statutes and state regulations? It’s a bit complicated during this session, you will

learn to make sense of it. Having a compliant policy in place is just the first step – how

you implement the program and develop company procedures that complement the

policy is even more crucial. Walk away from this session knowing how to build a solid

foundation for a comprehensive and effective workplace program!

MRO Roundtable

FRA Update

Jerry Powers, Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), invited

In this in-depth session, attendees will hear first-hand from the FRA on important

updates affecting their drug and alcohol testing programs. In addition, attendees will

have the unique opportunity to ask their most pressing questions directly. If you are

involved in FRA drug and alcohol testing, you won’t want to miss this session.

7:00 PM–10:00 PM DATIA Networking Event

Sponsored by Abbott

Laissez les bons temps rouler! Celebrate and mingle with colleagues as you enjoy

cocktails, great food, merriment, and networking. At this highly anticipated annual

industry networking event, you will have the chance to meet and mingle with other

industry professionals in a vibrant and matchless setting. Make new friends, new

networking contacts, and new business. Stay tuned for more information on this event

– including the theme - and what to wear.

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Thursday, May 24, 2018

8:30 AM–9:30 AM Concurrent Sessions

How to Have the Right Conversation with the Right People

Susan Lobsinger, Lobdock Impairment Detection

Turn the corner and leap past your current top performing records by building a bullet

proof sales plan! Many drug and alcohol testing companies will get to a certain size,

and then, stop growing because they don’t know how to build a cohesive sales plan

and execute on a consistent basis. During this interactive session, learn how to build

a comprehensive sales plan to grow your business, including how to have the right

conversations to move your prospects closer to a closed contract. If you don’t have a

relationship with the decision-maker, you will learn how to leverage the relationships

you already have in order to get results.

What Service Providers Can Do Now to Prevent Collector Disputes Later

Faye Caldwell, Caldwell Everson PLLC

Proper and legally compliant specimen collection procedures are important to any

drug testing program. As state drug testing requirements continue to evolve to

include new specimen matrices, former challenges are being replaced by new ones.

This session will provide an overview of state laws and program compliance issues,

identify recent trends and issues in litigation and donor disputes, and provide practical

guidance and best practices related to specimen collection that impact not just

collectors and employers, but all services providers in the forensic workplace drug

testing industry.

Alcohol Testing Roundtable

FTA Update

Iyon Rosario, Federal Transit Administration (FTA), invited

In this in-depth session, attendees will hear first-hand from the FTA on important

updates affecting their drug and alcohol testing programs. In addition, attendees will

have the unique opportunity to ask their most pressing questions directly. If you are

involved in FTA drug and alcohol testing, you won’t want to miss this session.

9:30 AM–9:45 AM Break

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9:45 AM–10:45 AM Concurrent Sessions

Medically Assisted Treatment in Drug Courts and Its Impact on Testing

Judge Mary A. Celeste (ret.), LLC

With the legalization of marijuana, the opioid epidemic and the resurgence of

methamphetamine use, now more than ever, drug courts are much needed. The

importance of Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT) is increasingly pointing toward

expanding methadone, buprenorphine and Vivitrol treatment in drug courts. Even

medical marijuana may play a role as medically assisted treatment for opioid

use disorder. The National Association of Drug Court Professionals (NADCP) has

established guidelines for MAT and some Courts vary on their approaches. What

percentage of courts is using MAT? Does the use of MAT vary depending upon

demographics? Which Courts are using what treatments? Does the use of MAT affect

testing protocols? What types of drugs are used for MAT? Should drug treatments be

included for testing? Join Judge Celeste in this session as she shares answers to these

intriguing questions.

Partnering with SAPs in the DOT Return to Duty Process

Heather Thompson, Substance Abuse Professionals of Texas

During this session, explore the critical nature of the relationship between DERs, TPAs,

SAPs, as well as MROs. By identifying and sharing with each other, the constraints

of each role for the various DOT administrations, DERS, TPA’s & MROs will be better

equipped to safeguard compliance of DOT regulations, ensure public safety, and

avoid fines. Participate in this session to discover how to avoid the pitfalls by fostering

cooperative and collegial relationships through intrinsic understanding of each other’s

responsibilities.

Specimen Collection Roundtable

FMCSA Update

Jennifer Lancaster, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), invited

In this in-depth session, attendees will hear first-hand from the FMCSA on important

updates affecting their drug and alcohol testing programs. In addition, attendees will

have the unique opportunity to ask their most pressing questions directly. If you are

involved in FMCSA drug and alcohol testing, you won’t want to miss this session.

10:45 AM–11:00 AM Break

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11:00 AM–12:00 PM Concurrent Sessions

Collections, eCCFs, BATs, and Physicals

Charlie Sullivan, Quest Diagnostics, Inc.

Increased efficiency and fewer errors? Yes, it is an attainable goal. This session will

help employers to understand how to streamline their internal processes for drug

screen collections as well as breath alcohol testing and physicals. Participants will

leave with information and ideas to start implementing right away.

Using the Oil & Gas Guidelines for All Industries

Panel TBD

Through a working partnership between DATIA and the oil and gas industry,

guidelines for drug and alcohol testing for oil and gas contractors (both domestic and

international) were published by the oil and gas industry. Hear from those involved in

implementing and using these guidelines on how these guidelines have streamlined

the testing process, increased consistency, and provided benefits to those using the

guidelines. Furthermore, learn how providers involved in industries other than the

oil and gas industry can modify and use the guidelines to achieve similar results and

program gains.

TPA/Consortium Roundtable

FAA Update

Rafael Ramos, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), invited

In this in-depth session, attendees will hear first-hand from the FAA on important

updates affecting their drug and alcohol testing programs. In addition, attendees will

have the unique opportunity to ask their most pressing questions directly. If you are

involved in FAA drug and alcohol testing, you won’t want to miss this session.

12:00 PM–1:15 PM DATIA Luncheon

Join fellow conference participants for a wonderful networking lunch. DATIA’s

2018 Luncheon will also be a forum where association business will be conducted

including discussing the associations goals and action items for the coming year.

1:15 PM–2:15 PM Concurrent Sessions

Big Easy Ideas to Grow Your Business

Joe Reilly, Joe Reilly & Associates, Inc.

Without effective marketing, your sales are not likely to grow. Learn real marketing

techniques being used by TPA & Collector business owners and managers to increase

sales and grow their business. Joe Reilly will share successful techniques that have

worked for him and his clients for the past 20 years. Marketing campaigns will help

you increase sales leading to business growth. This session will give you specific

strategies and takeaways that you can begin implementing immediately.

Oral Fluid Collection: Meeting SAMHSA Guidelines

Christine Moore, Immunalysis Corporation

Previously proposed SAMHSA guidelines for oral fluid drug testing include

recommendations for collection of two samples (A and B). The device must collect 1mL

of neat oral fluid “A” (primary) and 1mL of neat oral fluid “B” (split) either simultaneously

or serially. A single device for the simultaneous collection of A and B is described.

When positive results were obtained from “A”, the second split “B” was refrigerated

for one year then re-analyzed. During this session, the results will be presented along

with a discussion surrounding the utility of a single collection device for split oral fluid

collections, strategies for addressing changes in workplace drug testing as they relate

to oral fluid analysis, and much more!

Employer/DER Roundtable

USCG Update

Patrick Mannion, U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), invited

In this in-depth session, attendees will hear first-hand from the USCG on important

updates affecting their drug and alcohol testing programs. In addition, attendees will

have the unique opportunity to ask their most pressing questions directly. If you are

involved in USCG drug and alcohol testing, you won’t want to miss this session.

2:15 PM–2:30 PM Break

2:30 PM–3:30 PM A Day in the Life of an MRO: How to Make My Day!

David Paine, American Medical Review Officers LLC

The role of the MRO is often not well understood by other Service Agents and employers.

Many Service Agents miss the big picture and don’t see how they impact the rest of the

process. Some examples: collectors often don’t realize the impact of collection errors

or failing to send the CCF to the MRO office. Many don’t know help is just a phone call

away for assistance or regulatory clarification. SAPs often don’t understand nuances of

toxicology yet may be hesitant to call the MRO. MROs need to cooperate with and assist

with SAP questions and be available to collectors, labs, employers and regulatory officials.

No matter if you are a collector, lab, MRO, SAP, or DER, you will leave this session with a

clear understanding of your role and how it fits into the big picture and how, by working

together, we can maximize the drug testing process.

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3:30 PM–4:30 PM Trends in Drug Availability and Federal Drug Policy

Peter Bensinger, Morneau Shepell

Peter Bensinger is a nationally recognized expert on the issues of health and

safety in the workplace. Before becoming a consultant, Mr. Bensinger served as the

Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration under Presidents Ford, Carter

and Reagan and was responsible for criminal investigations of illegal drugs, training

for federal, state and local law enforcement, and regulation of the legal manufacture

of controlled substances for legitimate medical use. Mr. Bensinger has also served as

Director of the Illinois Department of Corrections, President of the Association of State

Correctional Administrators, Chairman of the Illinois Youth Commission, Executive

Director of the Chicago Crime Commission, and as a principal delegate to Interpol

for the United States. During this closing session, Mr. Ben singer will address issues

such as trends in illegal and prescription drug availability and potency in the US and

worldwide based on DEA assessment; the impact of safety and health consequences

in states with legalized recreational marijuana; and trends in drug usage by age

groups, including the workforce population. He will also provide an assessment of

Federal intervention in the U.S. and overseas on controlling illegal drugs.

4:30 PM Conference Closing Address

Laura Shelton, DATIA Executive Director

Friday, May 25, 2018

8:00 AM–12:00 PM Advanced DER Training (separate registration)

8:00 AM–12:00 PM Auditing Success (separate registration)

8:00 AM–5:00 PM Certified Professional Collector Trainer® Training (separate registration)

8:00 AM–5:00 PM Consortia/Third Party Administrator Best Practices (separate registration)

8:00 AM–5:00 PM DER Compliance: A Train-the-Trainer Workshop on the Drug and Alcohol Testing

Responsibilities of Employers (separate registration)

1:00 PM–5:00 PM Developing an Effective Supervisor Training Program (separate registration)

1:00 PM–5:00 PM Advanced Collection Issues and Best Practices (separate registration)

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Auditing Success

Tuesday, May 22 Friday, May 25

$279 Members $379 Non-members

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Collector Refresher and Mock Collection Course

Tuesday, May 22 $279 Members $379 Non-members

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Ins and Outs of Drug and Alcohol Testing

Tuesday, May 22 $279 Members $379 Non-members

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Developing an Effective Supervisor Training Program

Tuesday, May 22 Friday, May 25

$279 Members $379 Non-members

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Excelling as an MRO Assistant Workshop

Tuesday, May 22 $379 Members $479 Non-members

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Certified Professional Collector Trainer® Training

Tuesday, May 22 Friday, May 25

$379 Members $479 Non-members

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Consortia/Third Party Administrator Best Practices

Tuesday, May 22 Friday, May 25

$379 Members $479 Non-members

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DER Compliance: A Train-the-Trainer Workshop

Tuesday, May 22 Friday, May 25

$379 Members $479 Non-members

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Advanced DER Training

Friday, May 25 $279 Members $379 Non-members

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Advanced Collection Issues and Best Practices

Friday, May 25 $279 Members $379 Non-members

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