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Frequently Asked Questions

Q:

How can I register for Dispensing medicinal drugs?

A:

Submit an application to dispense medicinal drugs and enclose a fee of $100.00. You will be required to renew this registration upon each renewal of licensure.

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Q:Will I be required to complete continuing education during the initial biennium?
A:

Yes - Review continuing education requirements

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Q:Can I receive CE credits for home study continuing education programs?
A:

Yes, licensees may receive up to 8 hours credit during the biennium.

 Rule 64B18-17.001(4), Florida Administrative Code

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Q:

If I took the PMLexis prior to August 1996, will I be required to take the examination again?

A:

No.

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Q:Do I have to complete one year of residency training prior to becoming licensed?
A:

Yes - click here to review licensure requirements

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Q:

Do you accept reciprocity?

A:

No

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Q:

How often is the PMLexis examination offered?

A:

The PMLexis is offered twice a year (June and December) - More Information

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Q:

Do I have to have a complete application on file with the State of Florida before I am eligible to take the PMLexis examination?

A:

Yes - More information

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Q:What is the application fee?
A:

Fees are listed on our website at: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/podiatry/po_fees.html

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