I'll be graduating next year in NC, does anyone know what is required to reciprocate an out-of-state license to Washington? I looked on the Washington BOP website and the page in their handbook pdf pertaining to RPh license requirements is missing, ha
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What brings you out to the Pacific NW?
I moved from the East coast to Washington state, but Washington is my only license, so I can't offer advice about reciprocity. If you have any questions about law or the BOP, I may be able to help. 🙂 Good luck!
heyy buf, hope this helps... [URL="http://www.doh.wa.gov/hsqa/Professions/Pharmacy/documents/TransOfReci.pdf"]http://www.doh.wa.gov/hsqa/Professions/Pharmacy/documents/TransOfReci.pdf[/URL]
requirements are on page 3.
thanks
that website seems to indicate that the MSJE will suffice the law portion, is that correct or is there an additional exam?
im mostly concerned with the intern hours. are 1500 hours in nc enough for a wa license?
it looks as if i will need some additional AIDS training, where can that be completed?
As the for the interest in the move idesiretosling, i dont know, seems like a cool area and radically different from my current locale.
that website seems to indicate that the MSJE will suffice the law portion, is that correct or is there an additional exam?
im mostly concerned with the intern hours. are 1500 hours in nc enough for a wa license?
it looks as if i will need some additional AIDS training, where can that be completed?
As the for the interest in the move idesiretosling, i dont know, seems like a cool area and radically different from my current locale.
WA requires 1500 hours in the US, so you should be good to go.
http://www.doh.wa.gov/hsqa/Professions/Pharmacy/forms.htm
You should be able to find enough CE hours from following sites to meet the HIV CE requirement.
http://findthatce.com/search_advanced/results.php?categoryid[]=18
http://www.uspharmacist.com/continuing_education/
Just called board of pharmacy. Spoke to Kelly. They wont consider it credible if they are not listed in board of pharmacy's website. Everything listed there are paid hours.. nothing is free and there is no Escape thats what she mentioned.
