W. Va. Code R. § 64-8-5 - Proficiency Surveys and Duration of Certificates of Approval
5.1. A proficiency
survey is defined as a series of specimens sent to a laboratory for the purpose
of appraising the accuracy of its results.
5.2. The opening date of the annual proficiency survey shall be
set by the West Virginia department of health; laboratories in West Virginia
shall be notified in advance of the approximate opening date.
5.3. A Certificate of Approval shall be
issued to a laboratory which satisfactorily completes the required proficiency
survey in accordance with these regulations. The certificate shall be in effect
to the end of the calendar year following the year in which the proficiency
survey was completed.
5.4. Each
certificate shall be issued to a specific laboratory for a specific period of
time, and shall list the name of the tests approved. It shall bear the name and
address of the laboratory to which it is issued and the name of its director. A
certificate shall be void if there is a change in laboratory director,
laboratory location or change in testing procedure or technique; or unethical
practice as determined by the West Virginia board of health.
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