Rhode Island Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence (MPJE) Practice Exam

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A pharmacy intern must hold which type of license?

Regular pharmacist license
Limited license
Temporary license
Provisional license

The correct answer is: Limited license

A pharmacy intern must hold a limited license, which is specifically designed for individuals who are in training to become pharmacists. This type of license allows interns to participate in practical aspects of pharmacy practice under supervision, gaining hands-on experience while they complete their educational requirements. The limited license is distinct from a regular pharmacist license, which is granted only to individuals who have completed the necessary education and passed the required examinations. Interns are still in the educational phase, and thus do not hold a full pharmacist license. Choosing a temporary license or a provisional license would not be appropriate for pharmacy interns. A temporary license usually applies to those who may have recently passed their pharmacist licensing examinations but are waiting for their official license to be processed, while a provisional license may be granted in specific situations that do not apply to the general intern role. Therefore, the limited license is the most fitting for pharmacy interns as it accommodates their educational status and allows them to practice under supervision while they complete their training.