If someone wants to practice in different state from where they got their Pharm. D., what do they have to do? Basically, do you have to pass boards in every state for which you want to practice?
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Check this out, in particular the section "NAPLEX score transfer":
http://www.pharmacist.com/articles/l_t_0001.cfm
As for California, you would have to sit for the California Board's own examination...at least for now.
California won't be using the NAPLEX and MJPE until California Senate Bill 361 passes in the state's assembly and is signed into law. I have it on good authority that the executive director of CABOP is very optimistic about this happening very soon. Looks like every state will soon be on the NAPLEX.
http://www.pharmacist.com/articles/l_t_0001.cfm
As for California, you would have to sit for the California Board's own examination...at least for now.
California won't be using the NAPLEX and MJPE until California Senate Bill 361 passes in the state's assembly and is signed into law. I have it on good authority that the executive director of CABOP is very optimistic about this happening very soon. Looks like every state will soon be on the NAPLEX.
