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Training Available: How to Join FieldFlow's Network of Mobile Phlebotomists, Notaries, and Fingerprint Technicians

September 26, 2026

Mobile field professional using a dispatch platform with a professional service kit

Join before demand expands

FieldFlow is building a verified network of mobile professionals before expanding consumer demand in every service area.

FieldFlow is a customer-booking and dispatch platform that routes eligible service requests to credentialed professionals for specimen collection, legal notarizations, identity verification, fingerprinting, drug and alcohol screening, and related services. Professionals choose their own availability, service area, routes, tools, and methods, review job details, and may accept or decline any assignment without penalty. Professionals may also continue working with other clients or platforms. Because many services are regulated, FieldFlow may set credential, safety, privacy, and chain-of-custody requirements before a professional can accept certain assignments.

The network is open to:

  • Mobile phlebotomists and blood draw professionals
  • DNA and specimen collectors
  • DOT and Non-DOT drug and alcohol collectors
  • Commissioned notaries and loan signing agents
  • Live Scan and fingerprint technicians
  • Identity verification and screening professionals
  • Qualified professionals who need additional training before expanding into new service lines

FieldFlow operates across all 50 U.S. states and is preparing a U.S. + U.K. pilot launch. The current recruiting focus covers U.S. launch metros and a U.K. pilot covering London and Manchester. Availability and requirements vary by location, credential, service type, and country.

Apply to join the professional network

Why sign up now?

Early network members are positioned for priority dispatch as demand becomes available in their coverage areas.

You do not need to spend time finding clients, answering scattered inquiries, or managing separate booking systems. FieldFlow pushes eligible jobs to your phone through the dispatch platform. The app is approved on the Apple Store, and job information is presented before you decide whether to accept or decline.

The professional model is straightforward:

  • Paid per completed job
  • Transparent rates shown before acceptance
  • No marketing spend required
  • No client chasing
  • Flexible service radius and availability
  • Tracked job records and payout information
  • Opportunities to add approved service lines over time

There is no promise of guaranteed job volume. Dispatch depends on client demand, location, availability, credential status, and service requirements. Joining early gives FieldFlow time to review your profile and build coverage before more jobs are released in your area.

FieldFlow dispatch workflow showing job acceptance, identity verification, specimen scanning, and shipment tracking

Training available through FieldFlow University

You do not need to be fully qualified for every FieldFlow service line before you apply.

FieldFlow University provides free training and paid training options for professionals who choose to build or extend their service capabilities. Available courses may include role-specific certifications, compliance modules, and practical preparation for mobile field work.

Training can help you:

  • Understand FieldFlow service procedures
  • Prepare for credential review
  • Complete optional learning before expanding scope
  • Learn chain-of-custody handling
  • Improve documentation and mobile workflow skills
  • Add new service categories when you meet the applicable requirements

FieldFlow University courses are optional and voluntary. The required items are the credentialing, statutory qualifications, safety and privacy compliance, and platform orientation that apply to the service and location. Training does not replace a state license, professional commission, statutory qualification, or other requirement where one is required. FieldFlow reviews each professional according to the rules that apply to the service and location.

For example:

  • A notary applicant must maintain the commission, bond, and coverage required in the state served.
  • A phlebotomist must meet applicable clinical and state requirements.
  • A DOT collector must complete the required DOT collection training before accepting DOT work.
  • A fingerprint technician must meet the requirements for the equipment, submission type, and state or agency involved.

Start with FieldFlow University if you are qualified in one area but want to train for another.

Service lines available to approved professionals

FieldFlow supports multiple service categories. You only accept assignments that match your verified credentials, training, equipment, and approved scope of work.

DNA testing and specimen collection

Professionals may support collection for:

  • Immigration DNA testing
  • Legal DNA testing
  • Paternity DNA tests
  • Maternity DNA tests
  • Sibling DNA tests
  • Grandparent DNA tests
  • Twin zygosity DNA tests

Legal and immigration collections require careful identity verification, documentation, and chain-of-custody handling.

Drug and alcohol testing

Approved collectors may work with:

  • DOT drug testing
  • Non-DOT drug testing
  • Workplace drug and alcohol screening
  • Hair follicle drug testing
  • ETG alcohol testing
  • Breath Alcohol Testing, or BAT

DOT work has specific federal requirements. FieldFlow will review the qualifications needed for each collection type before dispatch.

Fingerprinting and background screening

Fingerprint technicians may support:

  • Live Scan fingerprinting
  • FD-258 fingerprint cards
  • FBI Identity History Cards
  • FINRA fingerprinting
  • General background screening
  • Identity verification connected to screening workflows

Depending on the assignment, you may need appropriate fingerprint equipment, card supplies, submission access, and agency-specific knowledge.

Mobile specimen and blood collection

This category includes:

  • Mobile phlebotomy
  • Clinical blood draws and wellness collections
  • Urine collection
  • Saliva collection
  • Hair collection

Professionals travel to homes, offices, healthcare facilities, workplaces, and other approved locations. Specimens must be collected, labeled, sealed, documented, and routed according to the assigned workflow.

Mobile notary services

Commissioned notaries may receive assignments for:

  • Standalone mobile notarizations
  • Loan signing appointments
  • Hospital notary visits
  • Jail and correctional facility visits
  • Legal documents and affidavits
  • Identity verification and related document handling

Loan signing, hospital, and correctional appointments may require additional experience, equipment, facility coordination, or training.

Additional service categories

Depending on your credentials and location, the network also supports:

  • Employer onboarding screening
  • DOT random consortium management
  • I-9 employment verification
  • In-person identity verification and KYC identity proofing
  • Passport and visa photos
  • Apostille services
  • Embassy legalization
  • Certified document handling

You can start with one approved service line and expand after completing any applicable credential review, statutory requirements, and any optional training you choose to take.

How to join in 3 steps

Professional onboarding process with identity verification, credential upload, and mobile orientation steps

1. Upload your credentials

Create your professional account and submit the documents that apply to your role.

Prepare the following where applicable:

  • Government-issued photo ID
  • Legal name and contact information
  • Current professional licenses or certifications
  • Active notary commission and commission expiration date
  • Notary bond and errors and omissions coverage
  • DOT, BAT, or other collection training records
  • Fingerprinting qualifications and equipment details
  • Phlebotomy or clinical credentials
  • Proof of applicable insurance
  • Vehicle and smartphone information
  • Service area, travel radius, and availability
  • Right-to-work documentation for U.K. applicants
  • U.K. statutory qualification for the service line involved where required

U.S. and U.K. requirements differ by country and service line. Apply for the country where you live and work. Upload current documents only. Expired credentials can prevent dispatch and may suspend your account until the information is updated.

2. Complete the background check

FieldFlow requires professionals to consent to background screening during onboarding.

For U.S. applicants, screening scope may vary by state, service category, and assignment type. For U.K. applicants, onboarding also requires right-to-work verification and a DBS check, plus any U.K. statutory qualification required for the service line involved. A U.K. notary or public notary qualification is not the same as a U.S. notary commission.

Requirements differ by country, service category, and assignment type. Apply for the country where you live and work. FieldFlow reviews those requirements before releasing applicable jobs.

Identity details must match your submitted credential and tax information. A clear, consistent profile helps the review process move forward without unnecessary follow-up.

3. Complete orientation

Approved applicants complete platform orientation before accepting jobs.

Orientation covers the practical parts of mobile dispatch, including:

  • Accepting and reviewing a job
  • Confirming client and appointment information
  • Using the FieldFlow app
  • Recording arrival and completion status
  • Uploading required documentation
  • Handling privacy-sensitive information
  • Sealing and documenting specimens
  • Following chain-of-custody procedures
  • Reporting an issue or missed requirement

You may also need to complete legally required role-specific credentialing, a competency check, or other regulated service-line requirements before receiving assignments in that category.

How FieldFlow verifies professionals

Verification is part of the network process, not an optional profile feature.

FieldFlow reviews:

  • Government photo ID and identity details
  • Professional licenses and certifications
  • Notary commission numbers and expiration dates
  • Required training records
  • Background screening results
  • Right-to-work verification for U.K. professionals
  • DBS check status for U.K. professionals
  • Insurance or coverage records where applicable
  • Service equipment and operational readiness
  • Role-specific competency
  • Country-specific statutory qualification where required for the service line involved

Requirements differ by country. U.S. professionals and U.K. professionals are reviewed against the rules that apply where they live and work. Credential records must remain current. Expired licenses, commissions, or required certifications can block dispatch automatically.

For specimen work, privacy and chain-of-custody training are important. Professionals may need to complete a signed attestation confirming that they understand the handling, documentation, and secure transfer requirements for the assignment.

Verified mobile professional completing a field visit with a sealed specimen kit and documented workflow

What makes a strong FieldFlow professional?

FieldFlow is looking for professionals who can work independently and follow a controlled process at every visit.

You are a strong fit if you:

  • Arrive within the accepted appointment window
  • Communicate clearly with clients and support staff
  • Own or can access reliable transportation
  • Carry the required tools, supplies, and backup materials
  • Feel comfortable traveling to homes, hospitals, jails, offices, and workplaces
  • Protect private health, legal, and identity information
  • Follow collection, notary, fingerprint, and documentation procedures
  • Keep credentials and availability current
  • Accept only work you are qualified and prepared to complete
  • Complete job records before closing the assignment

Meeting the accepted appointment window and completing job records are customer-protection and compliance requirements tied to booking accuracy, regulated handling, and assignment documentation. Each visit may involve medical information, legal documents, employment records, or identity data.

Choose your schedule and build your service scope

FieldFlow is designed for flexible professional work.

Set the locations you can serve, define your travel radius, and choose the times that fit around your existing job or practice. Accept only the assignments that match your availability, approved capabilities, and preferred coverage area.

You can begin with a single service line, such as mobile phlebotomy, standalone notarization, FD-258 fingerprint cards, or Non-DOT collection. With additional training and credential review, you may expand into related services and higher-complexity assignments.

Rates are transparent before acceptance. The fixed amount for each completed assignment is shown through the platform, and each completed job has a corresponding record.

Apply now

FieldFlow is recruiting the professional network first so qualified people are ready when demand reaches their area. Current recruiting covers U.S. launch metros and a U.K. pilot covering London and Manchester.

Create your account, upload your credentials, complete the background check, and finish platform orientation. If you are not ready for every service line, start with the optional training available through FieldFlow University.

Join the FieldFlow professional network

Training available. Credentials reviewed. Jobs dispatched when the match is right.