Pharmacy Intern Information
*Average application processing time is approximately 4-6 weeks, but may be longer depending on the circumstances.
*All fees are non-refundable.
Apply for Pharmacy Intern Licensure
To qualify for licensure as a Pharmacy Intern, you must be enrolled or attending a pharmacy degree program or otherwise qualify for licensure as a Pharmacy Intern per
OAR 855-031-0005. Current licensure fees can be found in
OAR 855-110. The current fee for the National fingerprint-based background check is $46.25.
Visit
mylicense/eGov to "register/create" a new personal account or log into an existing eGov account to apply for a Pharmacy Intern license.
If you have previously held any type of license with the Oregon Board of Pharmacy and cannot find your record when you "search for an existing personal/professional record", please contact the board for assistance @
pharmacy.licensing@bop.oregon.gov.
Required Documents
- An original 2”x 2” passport/visa style photograph taken within the past 6 months
- Personal Identification - Either a copy of your birth certificate AND a color copy of the front and back of your state issued photo ID OR a color copy of your signed U.S. Passport.
- If you were born outside of the United States, submit a color copy of your country passport and work visa or country passport & Employment Authorization Document (EAD) or country birth certificate & naturalization document or residency card.
- If you answered yes to any questions in the moral turpitude section the following items are required to be submitted:
- A detailed written description of the incident(s); and
- Police report(s); and
- Court document(s); and
- Board Order(s); and
- Other related document(s); and
- If agencies involved do not have any record of the incident(s), you are required to obtain and submit a document from them stating that there is no record and for what reason
Failure to provide these records with your application will lengthen the time it takes to process your application. Refusal to provide these records will make your application incomplete, and ineligible for processing. The review of your documentation may lengthen the application processing time. If you have previously reported and provided the required documentation on a previous application, you do not need to resubmit the documentation.
Next Steps
Once your completed application, licensing fees and fingerprint processing fee* have been received and reviewed by the board, the instructions to complete your fingerprints will be available to download in
"Documents" of your online
eGov account. Please allow 2-3 business days for the instructions to be emailed to the address provided on the application.
*There is an additional $12.50 fee that is required when you schedule your fingerprint appointment at a Fieldprint facility near you. Your fingerprints will be electronically submitted to the Oregon State Police and the results will be sent to the Oregon Board of Pharmacy.
*Please allow an average of 30 days for the Oregon State Police to process your fingerprints.
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