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Credentialing is a process performed by organizations (e.g., employers, payers, networks) to assess and confirm the qualifications of health care providers (e.g., physicians, nurse practitioners, pharmacists) (see sidebar).
How do I register on OptumRx.com? Enter the number on your health plan ID card. A. Don't have your ID card? Use your Social Security number and ZIP code. B. ... Choose a username and password. Enter an email address. Enter a phone number or choose security questions.
What is the Doctor of Pharmacy Degree? The Doctor of Pharmacy degree (often abbreviated Pharm. D. or PharmD) is required to sit for the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX).
Credentials that pharmacists must earn to be eligible to practice include either a bachelor of pharmacy (BSPharm) or doctor of pharmacy (PharmD) degree and state licensure. \u201cCertificates\u201d and \u201cstatements of credit\u201d that health care providers receive for continuing education (CE) also may serve as credentials.
Pharmacist credentials include diplomas, licenses, certificates, and certifications. These credentials are reflected in a variety of abbreviations that pharmacists place after their names (e.g., Pharm. D. for "doctor of pharmacy," an earned academic degree; R.Ph.
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A pharmacy compliance program is a company-wide policy that is designed, implemented, executed, and monitored to maintain compliance with regulatory and legal requirements and eliminate the potential for internal problems that may lead to federal investigations.
The doctor of pharmacy (PharmD) designation is a professional doctorate degree in pharmacy that is earned over several years. The registered pharmacist designation (RPh) shows the individual has passed national and state board exams and granted a license to practice pharmacy.
D.\u201d in the list of search options; the Doctor of Pharmacy abbreviation, by the way, is Pharm. D. the Doctor of Pharmacy abbreviation, by the way, is Pharm. D.

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