Medical Licensing and Certification: Alcohol, Controlled Substance, and Controlled Substance Analog Testing Permits for Analysts

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In Wisconsin, analysts must get a permit to conduct certain forensic testing for legal purposes.

Type

Initial, Renewal

Description

An alcohol, controlled substance, and controlled substance analog testing permit lets analysts complete these tests on human material. The analyst can then use the results for a legal purpose.

Duration

The permit is valid for one year, starting Jan. 1 and ending Dec. 31. A permit can be suspended or taken away.

Instructions

View and complete Analyst Application to Perform Alcohol, Control Substance, and Controlled Substance Analog Testing, F-62502.

Note: Wisconsin law requires applicants to provide a social security number (SSN).

Glossary

 
Last revised August 15, 2025