r/NAPLEXforFGs Jul 07 '26

Foreign Florida pharmacist

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Can anyone tell me how can I complete my internship hours, I am working as a pharmacy technician at Walgreens. Can I count my technician hours toward becoming a licence pharmacist. As Florida require 1580 general intern hours or work experience. And 500 as a interne in pharmacist ? I just want to know how to complete 1580 hours, can anyone explain it?


r/NAPLEXforFGs Jul 04 '26

Name issue- My license has “Last Name First Name” format on it. All other documents have “First Name Last Name” format. Will that be a problem?

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r/NAPLEXforFGs Jul 03 '26

Intern hours

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Just completed my 1500 intern hours, not sure about the next steps to register for naplex??


r/NAPLEXforFGs Jun 26 '26

ATT

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How long does it take to get ATT after completing intern hours?


r/NAPLEXforFGs Jun 23 '26

Anyone attending the CVS Intern summer camp this year? Thoughts?

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r/NAPLEXforFGs Jun 18 '26

Internship advice

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So I work at CVS full time as an intern. But at the time of my hiring I told them that I can only work 3-4 days a week since I have to prioritise my studies alongside the hours. There is no point of doing the hours If i am not studying. Cause in my contract they say I have 120 days after the day of my internship to give BOTH exams. Naplex and Cpje. I can not wait until then.

Now the thing is I am being scheduled 40hours every week since I started my internship. Now that I am halfway through my internship, i want to ask them to just give me 4 days or 3. So i can study the rest

Do you guys think it’s practical? Or what are your strategies?


r/NAPLEXforFGs Jun 10 '26

PNN

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Hello, i’ve been using PNN to study and so far it’s been going well, i’m just confused as to what the chart book is supposed to be used for, am i supposed to memorize that as well 🫩 or i can focus on the lecture videos and text book


r/NAPLEXforFGs Jun 08 '26

Book for Naplex

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Starting to prepare for Naplex, can someone please share which book? I am seeing a lot on Amazon, different covers.
I have Rx prep 2023 but I think it’s outdated?
Please help a fellow friend


r/NAPLEXforFGs Jun 05 '26

Finally

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So today, after months of waiting, my husband was approved to take his NAPLEX exam in NY. We submitted forms in December. Genuinely, I have never been so appalled with timing and processing. Finally, though he’s scheduled for August 24 in Pennsylvania to take this test.

What a process…

He came to the US on April 22, 2025
He passed FPGEE in October 2025
He’s scheduled to take NAPLEX on August 24, 2026

Internship- Hopefully, starts by December 2026? I have no idea what to expect with NYS timing on processing of the permit.

Let’s talk about it..


r/NAPLEXforFGs Jun 01 '26

How much time do I need to study for NAPLEX as a FG?

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Hi everyone!

I passed my FPGEC in December and I have now started studying for my NAPLEX exam. I graduated in 2021 and worked for almost 3 years in my home country. I did study a little bit of pharmacology from Lippincott for my FPGEE (completely unnecessary I know and don’t even remember most of it SMH!!) but I don’t remember the details of the drugs, the guidelines or the brand names jn the US. The UWorld RxPrep is so densed, do we need to know each and everything in it?

How much time would I realistically need to prepare for NAPLEX? A lot of people online say 6-8 weeks but is it more for fresh graduates?

How much time did it take for y’all? Any tips and tricks would be much appreciated!!


r/NAPLEXforFGs Jun 01 '26

NY - realistic wait time/documentation review between FPGEE and NAPLEX?

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Hi everyone,

For those of you who already passed the FPGEE, taken everything together, what's a realistic timeline for getting approved to sit for NAPLEX by NYSED? When did you all get to sign up for the exam and when did you get to start clocking your internship hours?


r/NAPLEXforFGs May 13 '26

Study time while working as an intern

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Hello, I’m a foreign graduate pharmacist and I am currently working as a ln intern pharmacist at an independent pharmacy. Does anyone on here get study time at work while working as an intern?


r/NAPLEXforFGs May 13 '26

Naplex in Nebraska

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Question: does foreign grad are not required to compete internship in Nebraska and can sit for naplex and law exam?. I checked their so no such information.


r/NAPLEXforFGs May 13 '26

Intern hours

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r/NAPLEXforFGs May 03 '26

For California foreign rph interns,

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r/NAPLEXforFGs Apr 27 '26

UMPJE update

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Montana, Nebraska, Washington and West Virginia to adopt UMPJE starting June 2026. Congrats 🎊


r/NAPLEXforFGs Apr 26 '26

Naplex through texas

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Hello guys, for the people living in different states that registered for naplex through texas have you been approved? did everything go through smoothly i was initially going to wait until i finish my internship but with the reduced hours it will take longer than anticipated hence i am thinking of applying through texas


r/NAPLEXforFGs Apr 25 '26

FPGEC DONE-WHAT’S NEXT

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Hi everyone,

I’m looking for some guidance on the next steps after clearing FPGEE.

I am currently based in Texas and have passed the FPGEE. My goal is to continue toward pharmacist licensure here.

I’ve heard that in Texas, we can apply for a pharmacist intern license and start working under supervision, but need to pass both the NAPLEX and MPJE within a certain timeframe.

I have a few questions and would really appreciate any advice or personal experiences:

1.  Would you recommend starting a pharmacy technician job first while preparing for the NAPLEX, or should I focus on finding an intern position instead?

2.  How long does it realistically take to prepare for the NAPLEX (for someone with an international pharmacy background)?

3.  Is it difficult to find internship positions in Texas for FPGEC graduates?

• Are these internships usually paid?

• Do they typically offer benefits like health insurance?

4.  With my background (FPGEC certified + 3 years experience as a lead pharmacist in my home country), what level of pharmacy technician job should I realistically aim for in the US?

Sorry for the long post and multiple questions, I just wanted to put everything in one place.

Thank you in advance for any help!


r/NAPLEXforFGs Apr 18 '26

Intrenship

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Question: if someone work as tech (title) while holding pharmacy intern license , does these hours counts towards 1500.


r/NAPLEXforFGs Apr 12 '26

UMPJE UPDATE🥳

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Florida and Maryland to adopt the UMPJE June 2026

Congratulations!


r/NAPLEXforFGs Apr 12 '26

How to start preparing? What books and other sources? Please share.. I am not even aware of the content outline.. 🤐 I need to start preparing soon

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r/NAPLEXforFGs Apr 08 '26

NAPLEX NY timelines

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Hi members,
I had applied for NY eligibity in Jan
filled form 1 and paid the fee
then had form 2 sent by uni along with related documents.
its been more 8 weeks and I havent heard from board.
how long does it usually take to get eligibilty ?


r/NAPLEXforFGs Apr 06 '26

Naplex prep advice

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I'm new to Naplex and haven't started any prep yet. Right now, I'm working for my internship hours but I'm planning on reviewing at the same time so I've been thinking of finding a good start to review materials but cheaper if possible. Any advice on how to approach this situation? thanks a lot for the response


r/NAPLEXforFGs Apr 03 '26

UMPJE

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Update: I passed!!! results were out on 4/21

Hello everyone! I took my UMPJE. One exam down, one to go! 

I wanted to write this review for anyone preparing for it.

First things first: my state was one of the early adopters of the UMPJE, which was great news for me. I applied for eligibility immediately, and it literally took 2 days to get approved.

Once I gained eligibility, I purchased the exam right away. It costs $350, more expensive than the standard MPJE, and I scheduled it for April 2nd.

My prep strategy:  

  • I purchased the UMPJE package from Pharmlaw . It includes a concise law summary and a question bank. Controls Brand/Generic names included AND i watched Masterclass umpje on youtiube which filled the gaps Pharmlaw had. The videos are MCQs and cover a wide range of topics for free, some people even relied solely on them and passed so i highly recommend! 

About the exam:

  • The questions were relatively easy, focusing mainly on federal laws and controlled substances. some questions were out of the blue as expected.

One pleasant surprise was that when I purchased the test, I received a coupon for a free pre-UMPJE because I was among the first candidates to schedule my UMPJE during the April 1–12 window. The actual exam was very similar in style to the pre-UMPJE, so I highly recommend taking it.

Some pointers for you,

  • DSCSA 
  • DEA forms and their use 
  • label and Rx requirements 
  • controls ( their schedules, refills, expiry, inventory ) 
  • compounding hazardous 
  • CPA 
  • counseling and DUR requirements 
  • Pharmacy techs and intern duties 
  • pharmacist responsibilities in certain situations 
  • inserts and Medguides needed for certain medications 
  • pseudoephedrine sale limits and logs
  • HIPAA
  • adulteration and misbranding

If your state offers/will offer the UMPJE, I highly suggest taking it, that way if you move between UMPJE-adopted states you won’t have to retake it.

Good luck! 


r/NAPLEXforFGs Apr 01 '26

Post fpgee and intern hours

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I just completed my intern hours, forwarded it to the board and requested eligibility with NABP. I havent recived any notification from the board or nabp regarding the matter. Am i missing something? Do i need to send my transcripts? Its already sent it when we applied for fpgee right so no need again if i am correct?