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Only 10 states require lab licensure. As for the other 40 states, you’re required to pass the ASCP exam.

Being a lab traveler is an exciting way to grow your experience, but what if your dream travel assignment is asking for certifications you don’t have? We want to help you reach your potential, so we help you find the lab training and financial assistance you need to cover the cost of licensing and certifications.

Licensing and certification can be confusing. It’s hard enough keeping up with the requirements of your home state, so how do you get compliant for places you’ve never been? Degrees and certifications depend on your field and specialty. Luckily, our compliance experts work with you, your recruiter, and the facility to ensure you have all relevant credentials required for traveling lab jobs.

Some compliance requirements are the same across the board, but there are others that will depend on your lab specialty. These are the three main parts of compliance:

• Occupational health records: Required immunizations and health examinations
• Documentation: Tax forms, insurance paperwork, and licenses
• Testing: Certifications, online trainings, and workplace safety exams

What’s so great about being a CLS? Clinical Laboratory Scientists have endless opportunities for work, from hospital and forensic laboratories to medical, biotechnology and industrial research labs. Earning a CLS license can provide incredible career perks like competitive salaries, interesting work and job security, as CLSs are frequently in demand (and just as often in short supply). A CLS can also serve as a stepping-stone in your career path, enriching your knowledge and experience as you work toward other advanced degrees.