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Massachusetts Controlled Substances Registration
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Attention APRNs. for Apply for or renew a physician, dentist, advanced practice registered nurses, physician assistant, or CDTM pharmacist MCSR
CDTM Pharmacists, Physician Assistant and Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (CNPs, CRNAs and PCNSs): Please note eGov has been updated and we no longer require your supervising physician or qualified healthcare professional name. You will simply attest to having a supervising physician or qualified healthcare professional with written guidelines.
Fees for Apply for or renew a physician, dentist, advanced practice registered nurses, physician assistant, or CDTM pharmacist MCSR
- Apply/renew online: We accept credit card or electronic check payment.
- Paper: We accept checks or money orders. Make it payable to “Commonwealth of Massachusetts."
Name | Fee | Unit |
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MCSR application - for individuals | $150 | each |
How to apply Apply for or renew a physician, dentist, advanced practice registered nurses, physician assistant, or CDTM pharmacist MCSR
- Physicians:
- Creating an eGOV Account: Enter your date of birth and social security number to create an account and retrieve any MCSR information on file for you.
- Dentists, APRN, Physician Assistants, and CDTM Pharmacists:
- Use the same eGOV account you use to apply for and renew your board license(s).
- Download and complete the applicable application.
- Mail completed application, fee payment, and all attachments to:
Drug Control Program
250 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02108
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Important Information for MCSR/Business Address
- Every person who does more than prescribe at a site - who stores/orders, dispenses or administers controlled substances at a site – needs an MCSR associated with that site address.
- If a person only prescribes controlled substances and does not store/order, dispense, or administer controlled substances, that person needs just one MCSR. That MCSR can be used at multiple locations so long as the person is only prescribing at each location.
- Every site/business address which receives and stores controlled substances needs either a facility MCSR, or a person with an MCSR associated with that site address who is responsible for those activities at that site.
Important Information on DEA Number Requirement
- MCSR registrants must have an active DEA number and matching drug schedules within 90 days of receiving their MCSR. After 90 days without an active DEA number, the registrant’s MCSR will be in jeopardy of being dropped to Schedule VI permissions only.
- DEA does not license Schedule VI.
- The Drug Control Program will continue to monitor that registrants have an active DEA license for the same drug schedules.
Important Information for Supervising Physicians, Qualified Healthcare Professionals and Advanced Practice Providers
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