Nationwide Drug Testing and On-Site Medical Services By Mobile Medical Corporation

US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton believes that the United States would have a hard time legalizing drugs as a means of fighting the black market because " there is just too much money in it ." In an interview with Mexican television regarding drug legalization Clinton responded, "You can legalize small amounts for possession, but those who are making so much money selling, they have to be stopped. They can’t be given an even easier road to take, because they will then find it in their interest to addict even more young people." Advocates of legalization have roared back and responded by saying, "Clinton's response illustrates not only the intellectual bankruptcy of the prohibitionist position but the economic ignorance of a woman who would be president." At the Drug War Chronicle, Scott Morgan called Clinton's argument "perfectly incoherent" and argued it flew in the face of economic theory. Earlier in the year MMC posted a blog ...

Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) will be attending the North American Iron Workers / IMPACT Labor-Management Conference - February 20, 2011 to February 24, 2011 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The event is being held at the Buena Vista Palace Hotel. We hope to see all of you there! Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) is a certified Woman Business Enterprise founded and incorporated in 1990, by Cynthia J. Latsko .   MMC provides solution based on-site medical services and risk management programs for the construction industry.

Media outlets are claiming that NFL players are being alerted to their scheduled drug testing making the drug testing policies and procedures ineffective.  The Wall Street Journal  (WSJ) claims that  Packers head trainer Pepper Burruss alerted Scott Wells after Green Bay's wild-card victory against Philadelphia that the center would be expected in the following day for a drug test.  There are two different opposing views - The NFL and The International Doping Community - on letting players know that they will be tested. The NFL accepts the action of giving advance notice of a test on a game day. Adolpho Birch, the NFL's vice president of law and labor policy, said teams are only allowed to give advance notice of a test on a game day because players are often given the following day off. The league's policy states that if a player is notified but fails to show, he could be subject to NFL discipline. Tests are not given on game day because of log...

Pittsburgh, PA - Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) is set to provide on-site medical services and drug testing for Clark Construction in Walnut Creek, California. MMC will be responsible for administering initial new hire safety training, providing first responder medical treatment and conducting pre-employment and post-accident drug testing, biological monitoring and other administrative functions.  MMC's Operations Manager, Gregg Latsko said, "He is thrilled that Clark Construction, who is one of the major players within the global construction arena, has chosen Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) as a partner to provide on-site medical services on this multi-year project."  MMC has provided on-site medical services and drug testing to Clark Construction's projects at their NCE site in Springfield, Virginia and on a joint-venture with Clark Construction and Hunt Construction at the Army Corp of Engineers San Antonio Military Medical Hospital project. About...

The United States Supreme Court recently ruled 5 to 9 that the government has the authority to run background checks and drug testing on federal contract employees. Conflict surrounding the issue arose right after 9/11 when President Bush ordered security checks extended to anyone working on government funded projects. A group of 28 scientist and engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory rejected the idea as an intrusion of privacy and sued the government. Supreme Court Justice Sam Alito wrote that, “Reasonable investigations of applicants and employees aid the government in ensuring the security of its facilities and in employing a competent, reliable workforce.” In the decision, joined by five of the nine justices, Alito said “Like any employer, the Government is entitled to have its projects staffed by reliable, law-abiding persons who will ‘efficiently and effectively’ discharge their duties.”

Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) is an Event Sponsor of the 2011 Healthiest Employers in Western Pennsylvania . The 2011 Healthiest Employers in Western PA is a new accolade from the Pittsburgh Business Times and UMPC Health Plan.  The award honors companies in the Western Pennsylvania region with the best health and wellness programs for employees. Be sure to vote today! Event Sponsor Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) is a certified Woman Business Enterprise founded and incorporated in 1990, by Cynthia J. Latsko .   MMC provides solution based On-Site Medical and Drug Testing Services Nationwide. Mobile Medical Corporation is headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA with offices in Cleveland, Baltimore, New York City, Paramus, Sacramento. 1-888-622-8358

January 7, 2011 - Pittsburgh, PA - Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) is set to provide on-site medical services and drug testing for Turner Construction at the New Cleveland Medical Mart and Convention Center. MMC will be responsible for administering initial new hire safety training, providing first responder medical treatment and conducting pre-employment and follow up substance abuse testing, biological monitoring and other administrative functions. The Cleveland Plain Dealer recently reported that the ceremonial groundbreaking for Cuyahoga County's $465 million medical mart and convention center is nearly two weeks away, but construction crews have alrready descended on the downtown malls. Turner Construction Co. will manage construction, and Chicago-based MMPI will manage the complex, expected to open in September 2013. About Mobile Medical Corporation: Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) is a certified Woman Business Enterprise founded and incorporated in 1990, by Cynthia ...