Area 1: Licensure + Personnel
22%of exam
Area 2: Pharmacist Practice
33%of exam
Area 3: Dispensing Requirements
24%of exam
Area 4: Pharmacy Operations
21%of exam
Quick Facts
- Exam
- New York state-specific MPJE
- UMPJE
- Not New York's exam
- Questions
- 120 selected-response
- Technology
- Adaptive
- Time
- 2.5 hours
- Result
- Pass or fail
- Attempts
- Five per jurisdiction
- Retake wait
- At least 30 days
- NABP fees
- $100 + $170
- NY license fee
- $339
- Minimum age
- 21
- Exam credit
- Both within five years
Four Area Order
License, practice, dispense, operate
New York MPJE vs UMPJE
New York MPJE
- State-specific law exam
- Required for New York licensure
UMPJE
- Uniform exam model
- New York not participating
Prepare for New York MPJE
Licensure Path Picker
- PharmD graduate→No separate internship(Experience exempt)
- Other ACPE graduate→Document 1,040 hours(Supervised experience)
- Eligible CCAPP graduate→Document 1,040 hours(Supervised experience)
- Foreign graduate→Meet FPGEC requirements(Education route)
- Non-accredited graduate→Document 2,080 hours(Supervised experience)
- Under age 21→Not license eligible(Wait until eligible)
- One exam older→Check five-year credit window(Both must qualify)
- Failed New York MPJE→Wait at least 30 days(Reapply through NABP)
- Both exams current→Complete NYSED application(Meet all requirements)
Current Exam Format
- Exam identity
- New York state-specific MPJEMPJE
- Question count
- 120 computer-based questionsCurrent
- Question type
- Selected-responseCurrent
- Testing time
- 2.5 hoursCurrent
- Delivery
- Adaptive technologyCurrent
- Result
- Pass or failCurrent
- Attempt limit
- Five per jurisdictionNABP
- Retake wait
- At least 30 daysMinimum
- Navigation policy
- Check current candidate bulletinVerify
Weight Sequence
Twenty-two, thirty-three, twenty-four, twenty-one
NABP Fees vs NYSED Fee
NABP exam process
- $100 eligibility application
- $170 exam purchase
NYSED licensure
- $339 license fee
- Separate state payment
Do not merge fee buckets
Blueprint Dates + Weights
- Current period
- Through February 28, 2027Current
- Next outline
- Effective March 1, 2027Change
- Area 1
- Licensure + Personnel22%
- Area 2
- Pharmacist Practice33%
- Area 3
- Dispensing Requirements24%
- Area 4
- Pharmacy Operations21%
- Largest area
- Pharmacist Practice33%
- Law standard
- Answer under prevailing state lawNABP
Licensure Route
Educate, experience, examine, apply
Application vs Exam Purchase
Eligibility application
- Paid before eligibility
- $100 nonrefundable
Exam purchase
- Paid after eligibility
- $170 per jurisdiction
NABP total equals $270
New York Licensure Basics
- Minimum age
- 21 yearsNYSED
- Character
- Good moral characterRequired
- License fee
- $339NYSED
- Required exams
- NAPLEX + New York MPJEBoth
- Exam-credit window
- Both exams within five yearsMaximum
- ACPE degree
- Bachelor's or higherAccredited
- CCAPP route
- Eligible Canadian graduatesReview
- Foreign route
- FPGEC certification requiredNABP
- PharmD experience
- Separate internship exemptExempt
- Other ACPE/CCAPP
- 1,040 supervised hoursExperience
- Non-accredited
- 2,080 supervised hoursExperience
- Intern permit
- $70 nonrefundableNYSED
PharmD vs Other Accredited
PharmD graduate
- Separate internship exempt
- Education still required
Other ACPE/CCAPP
- 1,040 supervised hours
- Document experience
Identify education route first
Personnel + Supervision
- Intern supervision
- Immediate personal supervisionRequired
- Intern scope
- Delegated pharmacist functionsPermitted
- Preceptor practice
- One preceding yearMinimum
- Full-time interns
- Maximum onePer preceptor
- Part-time interns
- Maximum twoPer preceptor
- Assistant ratio
- Up to four assistantsPer pharmacist
- Final responsibility
- Pharmacist retains dispensing responsibilityAlways
- Supervising pharmacist
- One registered establishmentMaximum
- Full-time threshold
- 30 hours weeklySupervisor
- Responsibility transfer
- Not assignableSupervisor
Current vs Future Outline
Through February 2027
- Use competency statements
- Weights 22/33/24/21
March 2027 onward
- Use new outline
- Recheck all domains
Test date selects blueprint
Counseling Triggers
New patient, new drug, changed therapy
Onsite vs Offsite Counseling
On-premises delivery
- Personal counseling triggers
- Document refusal
Off-premises delivery
- Written offer included
- Pharmacist remains available
Delivery route changes process
Prescription + Counseling
- Patient data
- Name, address, ageWritten Rx
- Prescription date
- Date writtenWritten Rx
- Drug data
- Name, strength, quantityWritten Rx
- Directions
- Include when applicableWritten Rx
- Prescriber data
- Name, address, telephone, professionWritten Rx
- Authentication
- Prescriber signatureWritten Rx
- Label
- Must remain legibleDispensed
- New patient
- Personal counseling requiredTrigger
- New medication
- Personal counseling requiredTrigger
- Changed therapy
- Personal counseling requiredTrigger
- Counsel refusal
- Document before dispensingRecord
- Refill counseling
- Available upon requestAccess
Controlled Substances + PMP
- Electronic prescribing
- Generally required statewideNew York
- PMP query
- Schedule II-IV prescribingPractitioner
- PMP timing
- Within preceding 24 hoursQuery
- Pharmacist access
- May consult PMPPermitted
- Pharmacist designee
- Pharmacist or internPMP
- Dispensing report
- Schedules II-VBNE
- Normal reporting
- Within 24 hours deliveryDeadline
- Mail reporting
- Within 72 hours shipmentDeadline
- Initial acute opioid
- Maximum seven-day supplyLimit
- Controlled transfers
- Patient-approved transfer permittedCurrent
- Transfer authority
- Effective April 14, 2026Current
Counseling + Transfer Picker
- First new patient→Counsel personally(Whenever practicable)
- New medication→Counsel personally(Required trigger)
- Dose or route changes→Counsel personally(Required trigger)
- Patient refuses counseling→Document refusal(Then fill permitted)
- Off-premises delivery→Include written counseling offer(Pharmacist available)
- Potential dangerous problem→Contact before dispensing(Offer counseling)
- Patient requests transfer→Confirm express approval(Authorized representative permitted)
- Controlled prescription transfer→Apply Article 33 + Part 80(Additional requirements)
Transfers + Dispensing Records
- Transfer request
- Patient express approvalRequired
- Transfer parties
- Pharmacist to pharmacistDirect
- Transfer method
- Oral, written, or electronicPermitted
- Original file
- Invalidate upon transferSending
- Recipient pharmacy
- Record contact detailsSending
- Pharmacist names
- Record both pharmacistsTransfer
- Transfer date
- Record transfer dateTransfer
- Controlled transfer
- Article 33 + Part 80Additional law
- Facsimile copy
- Retain five yearsRecord
- Medication profile
- Collect relevant medication dataPatient
Normal vs Mail Reporting
Normal delivery
- Controlled data reported
- Within 24 hours
Mail shipment
- Controlled data reported
- Within 72 hours
Clock follows delivery method
Pharmacy Facility Numbers
- Weighing device
- Sensitive to 6 mgMinimum
- Volume devices
- 0.1 mL through 500 mLRange
- Core equipment
- Mortar and pestleRequired
- Registered area
- At least 300 square feetMinimum
- Compounding area
- At least 100 square feetMinimum
- Drug refrigerator
- Drugs onlyRestricted
- Cold storage
- 2 C through 8 CRange
- Relocation filing
- At least 30 days priorMinimum
- Law resources
- Current copies requiredPharmacy
- Address scope
- Registration valid only thereSpecific
Operations + Recordkeeping
- Supervising coverage
- Licensed pharmacist presentOperations
- Supervising status
- Active, never passiveDuty
- Drug storage
- Prevent loss or deteriorationDuty
- Outdated stock
- Remove from inventoryDuty
- Unauthorized refills
- Prevent themDuty
- Restricted area
- Prevent unauthorized entrySecurity
- Prescription records
- Retain five yearsMinimum
- Outsourcing reports
- Every six monthsInterval
- Quality records
- Retain five yearsOutsourcing
- Nonresident registration
- Required before New York shippingNYSED
Common Traps
Wrong Exam Identity
New York uses state-specific MPJE ≠ UMPJE materials target different scope
Retired Format Claims
Use current 120-question format ≠ Ignore outdated prep breakdowns
Invented Numeric Cut
Results report pass or fail ≠ Numeric cut remains unpublished
Navigation Assumptions
Adaptive technology is published ≠ Verify navigation in current bulletin
Merged Fee Totals
NABP process totals $270 ≠ NYSED license fee stays separate
Wrong Attempt Scope
Five attempts per jurisdiction ≠ Jurisdiction scope matters
Blueprint Date Drift
Current outline ends February 2027 ≠ New outline starts March 2027
Experience Route Mix-up
PharmD separate internship exempt ≠ Other routes require documented hours
Last Minute
- 1.Identity: New York state-specific MPJE
- 2.Questions: 120 selected-response
- 3.Time: 2.5 hours
- 4.Result: pass or fail
- 5.Attempts: five per jurisdiction
- 6.Retake wait: 30 days minimum
- 7.NABP fees: $100 + $170
- 8.NYSED license fee: $339
- 9.Age minimum: 21
- 10.Current weights: 22/33/24/21
- 11.Current outline ends February 2027
- 12.New outline starts March 2027
- 13.Both exams within five years
- 14.PharmD: separate internship exempt
- 15.Other accredited: 1,040 hours
- 16.Non-accredited: 2,080 hours
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