Technician/Intern Licenses
Interested in the pharmaceutical field, but can’t figure out how to qualify to work in pharmacies?
This course takes you through a step-by-step process to apply for licenses from the Georgia Board of Pharmacy!
How is this never talked about?!
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Did you ever think getting a pharmaceutical license could be so easy? I heard about this process from a friend at church! I could not believe such a thing was available, even for high-school students! Of course, this process is known in the pharmacy community, but what about those who are just stepping in? Fear no more, I have your back!
FAQs
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Yes, since the application process involves background checks and enrolling into a government program, there are. There is a $100 fee for the online application, and a $40 fee for the fingerprints/background check. This may vary, as well as the notary and mailing cost.
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You are able to apply at 17, but you will have to complete the background check and fingerprinting process once you turn 18. It is up to you to decide.
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If you are not in school for Pharmacy/Medical studies yet, complete the Technician application. Once you are in school for this career path, you are able to apply for the Intern License.
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The IdentiGo website helps you find a place near you, in a reasonable mile radius. Once you apply using the information on the supplement packet, they will provide locations and you can schedule an appointment where you feel comfortable!