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Georgia Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE)

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Georgia MPJE Pharmacy Jurisprudence License: Complete Roadmap

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1

Federal Pharmacy Law & Controlled Substances ActYou are here

Master DEA regulations under the CSA, DEA forms (222, 106, 41), scheduling criteria, security rules, and corresponding responsibility.

30
hours
2

Georgia Pharmacy Practice & O.C.G.A. Title 26

Study Georgia Board of Pharmacy structure, licensing rules, up to 4:1 technician ratio with certification rules, 30h/2yr CE requirements, and pharmacy permit classes.

40
hours
3

Georgia Controlled Substance Regulations & PDMP

Focus on Georgia mandatory PDMP checks, APRN/PA Schedule II emergency 5-day limits, PDMP duties, GDNA enforcement, dangerous drug schedules, and prescription monitoring.

30
hours
4

Dispensing Standards, Compounding & Collaborative Practice

Review generic substitution, prescription transfer rules, USP 795/797/800 compounding standards, naloxone standing order, and CDTM agreements.

20
hours
Estimated total study time
120 hours
That's about 12 weeks at 10 hours/week
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GA MPJE Exam Details

Georgia Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE)

Administered by NABP / GA Board of Pharmacy

Official Source
75 (scaled score)
Passing Score
120
Questions
2
Hours
$270 total ($100 eligibility + $170 exam)
Exam Fee
Study time: 90-160 hours
Prerequisites: Graduate of ACPE-accredited pharmacy program; approved by Georgia Board of Pharmacy

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official NABP / GA Board of Pharmacy content outline

Licensure/Personnel22%

Pharmacist and non-pharmacist personnel duties, licensure/registration/certification, renewals, discipline, and impairment programs (NABP MPJE Competency Statements Area 1).

Pharmacist Practice33%

Prescription/drug-order issuance, administration and therapy management, counseling, return/reuse of drugs, and regulatory/public-health obligations including confidentiality (Area 2).

Dispensing Requirements24%

Legitimate medical purpose, transfers, prospective DUR and PDMP, labeling/packaging, exceptions to dispensing, and nonprescription/BTC products (Area 3).

Pharmacy Operations21%

Drug ordering and distribution records, inventories, delivery, product selection, compounding, central-fill, and practice-setting permitting/inspection (Area 4).

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