Why does every other state have reciprocity - except when it comes to Cali and Florida? Where in the laws of each state is the conflict?

Moderators - I know I am a pre-pharm student, but I thought this fit better in the Pharmacy forum. Feel free to put the smack down if you so desire...

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I'll move it to the licensing subforum since it fits there best.

You are welcome to post questions in the pharmacy forum as a pre-pharm. They just have to be things that would be of interest to current pharmacy students rather then admissions or school choice type questions. For example, posting on a current topic is cool, but "I need to know what are current topics so I can write my essay" is not. It's set up that way partially to keep the pharm students from having to sort through stuff to find relevant topics, and partly so that pre-pharms can find previously posted topics more easily.

Florida will reciprocate/recognize license from another state. You may have hard time using FL license to reciprocate to another state--I'm not sure of the reasons for this (legislators-lobbyists-money?). Cali no--probably because the state recently accepted NAPLEX for licensure. Previously applicants had to take Cali's written exam along with the CaliforniaPJE. CPJE is still requirement...so the state is kind of stubborn to follow the crowd.

Florida will reciprocate/recognize license from another state. You may have hard time using FL license to reciprocate to another state--I'm not sure of the reasons for this (legislators-lobbyists-money?). Cali no--probably because the state recently accepted NAPLEX for licensure. Previously applicants had to take Cali's written exam along with the CaliforniaPJE. CPJE is still requirement...so the state is kind of stubborn to follow the crowd.

Thanks for the info...