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Hi: I should take GA wet lab. I graduated from Florida , is any one can help me how to register for this exam . I called nabp they don't know what I'm talking about?!

 

[Surfergirl26]

Hi: I should take GA wet lab. I graduated from Florida , is any one can help me how to register for this exam . I called nabp they don't know what I'm talking about?!

Hi..yes if you are reciprocating your license you need to do initial paperwork thru NABP...then after that you'll deal with he GA BOP https://gbp.georgia.gov ...you will be required to take the GA MPJE and GA Wet lab

 

[Surfergirl26]

Hi: I should take GA wet lab. I graduated from Florida , is any one can help me how to register for this exam . I called nabp they don't know what I'm talking about?!

I graduated from pharmacy school 10 years ago and am reciprocating my license to Georgia. Today is Jan 11, 2016 and I am taking my required wet lab Jan 15, 2016. (Yes Georgia BOP now requires ALL applicants to take the wet lab) When I started searching for what material to study and basically found none, I started getting really freaked out...felt very in the dark. So I'm am going to share what I have found so no-one has to freak out like I did. Fingers crossed that I pass this practical this Friday!

Wet lab:
1) Review exam structure:
http://gbp.georgia.gov/sites/gbp.georgia.gov/files/related_files/document/Candidate Information Bulletin - Licensure Exam.pdf
or
https://gpha.memberclicks.net/assets/docs/gpha/ga%20pharmacist%20practical%20exam%20manual.pdf
disregard page 30 on isotonicity, not likely to be on practical

2)practical skills refresher review course offered by GPhA various locations/ times per year
http://www.gpha.org/practicalskills
3) utilize the following website
http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-displab/index.html
click around on"prescription drop off area", "prescription filling area", "compounding area", etc etc.
I really really liked the interactive error and omissions at http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-eorev/index.cfm (click on "click versions)
4) review your top 200 drugs and practice compounding calculations including alligation and aliquots

Georgia MPJE
I studied for no more that 2 weeks and passed
1) I purchased practice Georgia MPJE computer material from: https://www.pharmacyexam.com/index.cfm/category/11/mpjecpje.cfm
2) I purchased practice Georgia MPJE material from Pronto pass at:
http://www.mpjesuccess.com
3) I also in the end did end up reading all of title 16 and title 26 and 480 at:https://gbp.georgia.gov/laws-policies-rules
it was kinda boring but i got thru it in 2.5 days

 

[Surfergirl26]

Hi: I should take GA wet lab. I graduated from Florida , is any one can help me how to register for this exam . I called nabp they don't know what I'm talking about?!

here is the contact at the GA BOP..Itovia Evans.....her email is [email protected]

 

[JPharmD2015]

I graduated from pharmacy school 10 years ago and am reciprocating my license to Georgia. Today is Jan 11, 2016 and I am taking my required wet lab Jan 15, 2016. (Yes Georgia BOP now requires ALL applicants to take the wet lab) When I started searching for what material to study and basically found none, I started getting really freaked out...felt very in the dark. So I'm am going to share what I have found so no-one has to freak out like I did. Fingers crossed that I pass this practical this Friday!

Wet lab:
1) Review exam structure:
http://gbp.georgia.gov/sites/gbp.georgia.gov/files/related_files/document/Candidate Information Bulletin - Licensure Exam.pdf
or
https://gpha.memberclicks.net/assets/docs/gpha/ga%20pharmacist%20practical%20exam%20manual.pdf
disregard page 30 on isotonicity, not likely to be on practical

2)practical skills refresher review course offered by GPhA various locations/ times per year
http://www.gpha.org/practicalskills
3) utilize the following website
http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-displab/index.html
click around on"prescription drop off area", "prescription filling area", "compounding area", etc etc.
I really really liked the interactive error and omissions at http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-eorev/index.cfm (click on "click versions)
4) review your top 200 drugs and practice compounding calculations including alligation and aliquots

Georgia MPJE
I studied for no more that 2 weeks and passed
1) I purchased practice Georgia MPJE computer material from: https://www.pharmacyexam.com/index.cfm/category/11/mpjecpje.cfm
2) I purchased practice Georgia MPJE material from Pronto pass at:
http://www.mpjesuccess.com
3) I also in the end did end up reading all of title 16 and title 26 and 480 at:https://gbp.georgia.gov/laws-policies-rules
it was kinda boring but i got thru it in 2.5 days

Hey, Surfergirl26!! I hope all went well for you in January! I was at there too! I was SO nervous and wasn't sure if I passed or not when I was done. But, fortunately, I passed! Hope you did too! I was not so lucky on the GA MPJE...I am scheduled to retake it on April 8th. Thank you for the information...I will look into it to help me prepare.

 

[JPharmD2015]

here is the contact at the GA BOP..Itovia Evans.....her email is [email protected]

In case you still need assistance....you will need to go online to nabp.net, sign in, and have your NAPLEX score and/or proof of your graduation from an accredited school of pharmacy transferred to GA BOP. Of course, there is a fee for that...there is always a fee for everything! Once GA has your info confirmed (can take a while), you will be able to register for the GA practical/wet lab. You will also need to register with nabp.net for the GA MPJE. I noticed someone posted email for the contact person at GA BOP (Ivone??)...she is good to get back to you quickly via email. Ask her your questions.

 

[Surfergirl26]

Hey, Surfergirl26!! I hope all went well for you in January! I was at there too! I was SO nervous and wasn't sure if I passed or not when I was done. But, fortunately, I passed! Hope you did too! I was not so lucky on the GA MPJE...I am scheduled to retake it on April 8th. Thank you for the information...I will look into it to help me prepare.

yes I passed the wet lab and got my license about 17 days later 🙂 yeah! My friend took the MPJE and said it was so hard, asking lots of nuclear questions...apparently i was lucky on my MPJE i thought all my questions were super basic...i guess its luck of the draw!...good thing your taking the MPJE now...heard the MPJE is going to increase in number of questions and price real soon across all 50 states.

 

[Surfergirl26]

In case you still need assistance....you will need to go online to nabp.net, sign in, and have your NAPLEX score and/or proof of your graduation from an accredited school of pharmacy transferred to GA BOP. Of course, there is a fee for that...there is always a fee for everything! Once GA has your info confirmed (can take a while), you will be able to register for the GA practical/wet lab. You will also need to register with nabp.net for the GA MPJE. I noticed someone posted email for the contact person at GA BOP (Ivone??)...she is good to get back to you quickly via email. Ask her your questions.

[email protected] Itovia evans..was really my only human contact with the GA BOP until I met all the board members at the wet lab ..she typically responded in 72 hours or less

 

[ChainedNoMore]

I graduated from pharmacy school 10 years ago and am reciprocating my license to Georgia. Today is Jan 11, 2016 and I am taking my required wet lab Jan 15, 2016. (Yes Georgia BOP now requires ALL applicants to take the wet lab) When I started searching for what material to study and basically found none, I started getting really freaked out...felt very in the dark. So I'm am going to share what I have found so no-one has to freak out like I did. Fingers crossed that I pass this practical this Friday!

Wet lab:
1) Review exam structure:
http://gbp.georgia.gov/sites/gbp.georgia.gov/files/related_files/document/Candidate Information Bulletin - Licensure Exam.pdf
or
https://gpha.memberclicks.net/assets/docs/gpha/ga%20pharmacist%20practical%20exam%20manual.pdf
disregard page 30 on isotonicity, not likely to be on practical

2)practical skills refresher review course offered by GPhA various locations/ times per year
http://www.gpha.org/practicalskills
3) utilize the following website
http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-displab/index.html
click around on"prescription drop off area", "prescription filling area", "compounding area", etc etc.
I really really liked the interactive error and omissions at http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-eorev/index.cfm (click on "click versions)
4) review your top 200 drugs and practice compounding calculations including alligation and aliquots

Georgia MPJE
I studied for no more that 2 weeks and passed
1) I purchased practice Georgia MPJE computer material from: https://www.pharmacyexam.com/index.cfm/category/11/mpjecpje.cfm
2) I purchased practice Georgia MPJE material from Pronto pass at:
http://www.mpjesuccess.com
3) I also in the end did end up reading all of title 16 and title 26 and 480 at:https://gbp.georgia.gov/laws-policies-rules
it was kinda boring but i got thru it in 2.5 days

Hey Surfergirl26, the website: http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-displab/index.html doesn't. Tried several browser. Broken link? I took the ga wet lab, but failed the e/o portion. I can't find anything that may help me with e/o. What do you suggest?