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Do industry fellowships require you to be lisensed prior to starting?
Naplex for fellowships?
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No. I just graduated in May and will be starting a fellowship in July. Personally, I don't plan on taking the NAPLEX right away. I want to work for a few months to have some income to pay for the exam and licensing fees. I will take it before the end of this year though. It is not required for my fellowship though.
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Hey current fellow here,
I started in July and did not finish getting licensed until February. It is not a requirement for Rutgers.
That being said I recommend you take the NAPLEX quickly (I took mine in September) since you will forget most of your therapeutics knowledge. I only knew the TA I'm focused in for my fellowship. I kept pushing off law but only needed 1 month to study for it.
I started in July and did not finish getting licensed until February. It is not a requirement for Rutgers.
That being said I recommend you take the NAPLEX quickly (I took mine in September) since you will forget most of your therapeutics knowledge. I only knew the TA I'm focused in for my fellowship. I kept pushing off law but only needed 1 month to study for it.
Some fellowships may not require you to be licensed at all. Mine did due to the setting of one of the rotations. I chose to take my NAPLEX and law exams during the first month of fellowship so that I could get it out of the way. I would recommend that approach in most cases.
