Maryland § 12-6D-05

Full text of Maryland Maryland Code § 12-6D-05, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 12-6D-05.

    (a)    An applicant for registration shall:

        (1)    Submit an application to the Board on the form that the Board requires;

        (2)    Provide documentation of:

            (i)    Enrollment in a doctor of pharmacy program;

            (ii)    Graduation from an approved college of pharmacy; or

            (iii)    For an applicant who satisfies the requirements under § 12–6D–03(a)(4) of this subtitle, proof of:

                1.    Educational equivalency; and

                2.    Oral English competency;

        (3)    Submit to a request for a State criminal history records check; and

        (4)    Pay the application fees set by the Board.

    (b)    The application shall be signed by the applicant.

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