TB skin and blood testing.
A TB test — skin (PPD) or blood (IGRA), one-step or two-step, sometimes a chest x-ray follow-up — required by many facilities. Two-step PPD takes weeks, so order it on day one.
Also called tuberculosis test, Quantiferon, PPD, IGRA.
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How it runs on vID
Identity verified
Search runs
Report returned
What it covers
PPD or two-step skin testing or IGRA blood tests, as the facility protocol specifies- Follow-up imaging when the protocol requires it after a positive
This is the occupational-health product that most often delays start dates. JDP lists TB next to titers and vaccines because healthcare hiring treats them as a set.
What it covers
- PPD or two-step skin testing or IGRA blood tests, as the facility protocol specifies
- Follow-up imaging when the protocol requires it after a positive
What it doesn’t cover
Return with the criminal report; different building, different clock- Substitute for a full occ-health panel when the facility also wants titers
Where the data comes from.
Occupational-health clinics
Skin tests need a return visit; blood tests need a lab.
Why identity comes first.
Misfiled TB results are how the wrong candidate starts. Bind identity and match identifiers at the clinic.
How the network fulfills it.
A TB protocol with no clinic in the candidate's town is not a protocol. We site-match before we promise a date.
This is the wrong search if…
The facility does not require TB
Then skip it. Do not test people for sport.
Commonly ordered with.
- Immunizations & titers
Usually on the same facility form.
- Occupational health
The rest of the clinic menu.
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Identity-verified, fulfilled through the partner network.
Who orders this
Frequently asked questions.
Respect the calendar the test actually has.
Order on invite day, at an in-network clinic. No surprises in week two.
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