EXAM LATEST VERSION QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED CORRECT Answers
What are qualifications for NAPLEX? - Answer--ACPE accredited graduation. 75 on
NAPLEX MPJE 75.
What if the MPJE is taken in another state? - Answer--Transfer score in compliance with
NABP score transfer program, and must have passed NAPLEX.
What is the school is not ACPE accredited? - Answer--If submitted a form supplied by
the board, completed internship requirements. Completed NABP and FPGEE Foreign
Pharmacy graduation equivalency examination certification. If work experience as a
foreign pharmacy graduate abroad is accepted by the board on case by case basis.
How many times can the NAPLEX be taken? - Answer--5 times. 45 day intervals for the
NAPLEX and 30 days for MPJE.
What will an examinee bring to the exam? - Answer--Certification of completion of
internship. 2 3x4 head and shoulders photo, signed and dated on the back. A signed
agreement of licensure if by exam, and a diploma is not sufficient.
What qualifications are for a re-instated license? - Answer--if revoked or for any other
reason, passing score on MPJE and NAPLEX same as requirements provided by
NABP.
What qualifications are for a re-instated license lapsed ? - Answer--Submit renewal
form, pay past licensure and renewal fees, CE proof for each inactive period, proof of
internship for minimum of 60 hours for each year of inactivity. Complete MPJE or in lieu
, of renewal fees, internship hours of at least 60 minimum per year and pass NAPLEX
and MPJE.
What qualifications are for a license lapsed for more than 6 years ? - Answer--complete
internship for minimum of 60 hours for each year of inactivity and pass NAPLEX and
MPJE, follow same policy and procedures as if reciprocating license.
What are the duties of the board? - Answer--Adopt, regularly review, revise, adopt rules
and regulations of the pharmacy act. Issuance and renewal of licenses for pharmacists.
What does NMSA 1978 allow? - Answer--Employ and define the duties of an executive
officer, inspector, and qualified employees.
How often must the Board meet? - Answer--At least once every 3 months.
what defines the meeting of the BOP? - Answer--chairman of board presides at
meetings, maintains order, decide all questions to appeal to the board.
In the absence of the chairman of board who can preside? - Answer--Vice chairman or
member of the board.
Where will the meetings be held? - Answer--At the Board of Pharmacy, unless majority
board members request waiver, and Robert's Rules of order are in effect.
What is the fine for the violation of the uniform licensing act? - Answer--$1k fine plus the
cost of the hearing and investigation.
What are the duties of executive director? - Answer--Those provided by the state
personnel department.
What does the pharmacy registry record? - Answer--Name registry number, date of
registration, grade of exam by subject. If reciprocity, state in which examined.
Are written and oral communications of the board regarding disciplinary action,
complaints, protected? - Answer--Yes. They are not public records per Inspection of
Public records act.
when shall disciplinary actions be reported to public. - Answer--Only to extent necessary
to carry out the board actions or investigations of complaints, or in judicial appeal of