Anti-Doping Services & Programs
Supporting a Level Playing Field
From sport organizations to coaches and doctors to scientists, USADA works to ensure that those who value clean sport can access anti-doping services and understand anti-doping rules.
Keep reading to learn about:
- Partnering with USADA
- Education programs for athletes and support personnel
- Clean sport programs for professional sport
- Anti-doping science and research initiatives
- Safeguarding athletes
Resources by Audience
Sport Organizations
Looking to add drug testing services to your next sporting event? Ready to partner with USADA? USADA offers individualized solutions for organizations that are ready to add anti-doping services to protect the integrity of their sport.
Athletes and Their Support Teams
Education Programs
Discover programs and courses that provide customized education to a wide range of audiences, including the youth sport community, elite athletes, and the coaches and doctors that serve athletes subject to anti-doping rules. Click the button below to learn more.
Certification Program
USADA is committeed to creating and managing a consistent, fair, and straightforward certification program (the “Program”) that will ensure all testing within the United States, including the upcoming 2028 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games being hosted in Los Angeles, California is in compliance with the Code and related International Standards; will protect athletes; and will further the ideals of clean sport.
Scientists and Researchers
Advancing Anti-Doping Science
As leaders in the global anti-doping science community, USADA is committed to advancing scientific research to ensure clean athletes are protected and sport is fair, safe, and healthy. Click the button below to learn more about our scientific initiatives.
Athlete Protection
Safeguarding Athletes
Ensuring athletes have access to safe and fair sport requires the cooperation of various organizations and individuals. The resources linked below provide secure outlets for athletes to obtain advice, report suspicious activity, and help protect their sport.