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Promoting and Preserving the Highest Quality of Standards Among MROs
and Their Assistants
and Their Assistants
(c) 2009 Medical Review Officer Certification Council
The objective of the Medical Review Officer Certification Council (MROCC) is to recognize the competence of those physicians who have developed specialized knowledge, and are proficient in the performance of the essential duties of the MRO.
MROCC is a nonprofit, independent organization supported by the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, the American Medical Association, the American Academy of Clinical Toxicology, the American College of Medical Toxicology, the College of American Pathologists and the American Society of Addiction Medicine. MROCC certification is voluntary and is not a form of licensure.
To this end, the MROCC examination has been designed to measure the fund of knowledge and practical skills that the MRO applies in the evaluation of workplace drug tests.
Under the direction of Wayne State University, the process of examination 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.
Examination Blueprint and Reading List (pdf file)
Additional Help as You Prepare for the MROCC Examination
Sample Test Items Within Each Competency Area
MROCC is a nonprofit, independent organization supported by the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, the American Medical Association, the American Academy of Clinical Toxicology, the American College of Medical Toxicology, the College of American Pathologists and the American Society of Addiction Medicine. MROCC certification is voluntary and is not a form of licensure.
To this end, the MROCC examination has been designed to measure the fund of knowledge and practical skills that the MRO applies in the evaluation of workplace drug tests.
Under the direction of Wayne State University, the process of examination 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.
Examination Blueprint and Reading List (pdf file)
Additional Help as You Prepare for the MROCC Examination
Sample Test Items Within Each Competency Area
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