Frequently Asked Questions
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Users of later versions of AOL may experience problems accessing links within the Medical Quality Assurance (MQA) Services page when inside AOL and using the AOL browser. This is caused by pop-up security features within newer versions of AOL. Try to avoid accessing MQA Services from within AOL. The way around the problem, once you have started AOL, is to minimize the AOL window and, from your computer’s desktop, open up an Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator browser. Type the url directly on the address line of the browser and press Enter. You will be able to access all the features within the MQA Services page without experiencing problems.
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Fingerprints are not required for existing licensees, however new establishments will be required to submit fingerprints via Live Scan pursuant to Chapter 465.022 Florida Statues
You may check the status of your application in real time via our Online Services, using your User ID and password. If you lose your User ID and password, contact Licensure Support Services at (850) 488-0595 to get this information.
Intern hours are recorded on the Internship Affidavit Report form attached to the application.
A 3-hour course each biennium offered by a statewide association of physicians in this state on the safe and effective administration of vaccines and epinephrine autoinjection.
Pharmacists are required to complete the 3-hour course for this biennium ending September 30, 2013.
The approved course can be located by clicking here. The Board of Pharmacy and CE Broker websites will be updated as additional courses become available.
You may submit your registration prior to graduating, but the board will not confirm your eligibility until you meet all graduation requirements.
Yes, if the new state will accept a score transferred from another state, you may score transfer to more than one state. Please contact the state that you are seeking a score transfer to for information. Also, refer to the NAPLEX®/MPJE® Registration Bulletin for details regarding the score transfer program.
No, the confirmation number is only used as proof of completing the online registration process. You will receive an Authorization to Test (ATT) identification number (via regular mail) from Thomson Prometric upon eligibility approval from the board.
You should receive your ATT within 45 days from the date you mail your application, if the application is complete and you have submitted the registration forms and fees to NABP®.

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