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The document is a certification form for individuals applying for accelerated temporary healthcare licensure by reciprocity in New Jersey. It requires personal information, current licensing details, malpractice insurance information (for certain practitioners), and intended practice methods during a public health emergency. The completed form must be submitted via email for review.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the nj certification support document in our editor.
Begin by entering your name in the designated field at the top of the form.
Fill in your home address in the next section, ensuring accuracy for correspondence.
Provide your contact telephone numbers: home, work, and mobile. This information is crucial for communication.
Enter your email address to facilitate further correspondence regarding your application.
Indicate your current license details, including the issuing board and state, along with your license number.
If applicable, provide details about your malpractice insurance carrier and policy number.
Specify your area of practice specialty if relevant, and indicate how you intend to treat patients (in-person or via telemedicine).
List any specialized skills or training that may be pertinent during a public health emergency.
Finally, check the box certifying the truth and accuracy of all provided information before submitting.

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How do I contact the NJ Department of education certification?

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Can I teach in NJ without a certificate?

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