CST.In 2016, the Rhode Island Department of Corrections (RIDOC) became the first state correctional system to initiate a comprehensive program to screen all individuals for opioid use disorder, to offer treatment with all three Food and Drug Administration–approved medications (i.e., methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone) to medically eligible incarcerated people, and to provide linkage to care in the community after release. You can also proactively contact an MRO at 88, Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. If you’re able to provide a current prescription for any positive results, your results will be revised to negative. The MRO will try to call you 3 times in 24 hours. The MRO will call you to ask if you have a current prescription for any positive results. If your results are non-negative, a Medical Review Officer (MRO) will review your report. Non-negative means the drug screen returned positive results for one of the drugs on the panel.Negative means the drug screen returned clear.Results for drug screenings will be negative or non-negative. If you have scheduled a screening and need to change the location, refer to: How do I change the location for my screening appointment? Drug Screening Results The screening pass will indicate how much time you have to complete your drug screen.
Please download and print the screening pass, and bring it with you when you arrive at the screening location for your appointment. Once you’ve scheduled your appointment, you’ll receive a screening pass that will be both emailed to you and available in the Candidate Portal.
If your invitation has expired please ask the company you applied with to send you a new invitation. To complete your drug screen, you’ll receive an invitation via email and be asked to schedule an appointment at a location convenient to you within 3 days of receiving the invitation using Checkr’s Candidate Portal. Log into our Candidate Portal to track your background check's progress.
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