What Should Be on a Titer Lab Report for School?
Short answer: Schools commonly look for your name, test name, result, reference range, collection information, ordering provider information, and the laboratory that performed the test. Requirements vary, so always check your school form.
Quick answer
Schools commonly look for your name, test name, result, reference range, collection information, ordering provider information, and the laboratory that performed the test. Requirements vary, so always check your school form.
Common report details
- Student/patient name
- Test name such as Hep B surface antibody, MMR, or Varicella IgG
- Result and reference range
- Collection date or result date
- Ordering provider information
- CLIA-certified laboratory information
- Facility name and address when applicable
Recommended SchoolTiters links
FAQ
Do schools require lab reports to be signed?
Some schools ask for a physician signature or medical organization stamp. SchoolTiters can help when appropriate for services ordered through the site.
Are screenshots enough?
Many schools prefer official lab reports, not screenshots. Check your school form.
Do results include lab information?
SchoolTiters lab results include lab and ordering provider information associated with the ordered service.
