crosby1 Posted September 25, 2011 Share Posted September 25, 2011 what are the current regulations regarding florida state licensure? specifically, does florida require the passage of the recert exam every 6 years? in looking at the board of medicine website, it appears that they only require cme but it seems that there is some conflicting information. thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alleycat Posted September 25, 2011 Share Posted September 25, 2011 hi alleycat here. I am currently waiting ( and waiting and waiting) for my application of PA licensure in the great state of Florida. I only hope Global Warming and rising ocean levels do not obliterate this fair land before they issue my license. I began application proceedings about July 11th, 2011. tomorrow I will call again for status. I suggest you go to Florida Academy of PA and read their very very nice "so you are moving to florida" piece. only recommendation I make opposite what they state, is do not be so hesitant in calling the BOM and asking status. their piece of advice cost me accummulatively about 3-4 weeks. and the 6 year re-exam rule is nation wide for ALL PAs who want to keep the C. Florida does not have a seperate testing, but there is something about this at FAPA. if you're serious about practicing there, I suggest you join the organization now. makes them just a wee bit more receptive when (not "if") you call for help. Florida does have special CMEs over and above the 100hr-2yr required by NCCPA. also found at FAPA..do more research.:smile: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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