If you require accommodations for your pharmacy licensing exams, you can request them here.
- This page, Request disability accommodations for pharmacy licensing exams, is offered by
- Board of Registration in Pharmacy
- Bureau of Health Professions Licensure
- Department of Public Health
Request disability accommodations for pharmacy licensing exams
Contacts
Board of Registration in Pharmacy
The Details
What you need
Applicant Statement
- Description of your disability and how it impacts taking exams
- Your physician, therapist, or other health care practitioner (list additional practitioners on a separate sheet of paper and attach to the form)
- Name
- Office address
- Length of time as a patient
- Type of accommodation you are requesting
- If you have previously been provided with test accommodations, please list the test provider(s) and describe the accommodations you received
- Witnessed and signed by a Notary Public
Practitioner Statement
- Practitioner name, title, office address, and phone number
- State license number (if applicable)
- Date of patient/applicant’s first consultation
- Date of patient/applicant’s last visit
- Diagnosis of disability and basis for diagnosis
- Recommended accommodation
- Practitioner's signature
College statement
- College name
- Description of the accommodation(s) given to the student at the institution
- Whether the accommodation was either:
- A one-time event
- An ongoing accommodation
- The information/documentation that was the basis for this approved accommodation
- School official’s signature
How to request
- Download the Disability Accommodations Form for Students - Pharmacist Licensing | (DOC)
- Complete the three sections
- Applicant Statement
- You will need a signature from a Notary Public
- Practitioner Statement
- College Statement
- Applicant Statement
- Mail form and any attachments to:
Board of Registration in Pharmacy
239 Causeway St.
Suite 200, 2nd Floor
Boston, MA 02114
Downloads
Open PDF file, 29.78 KB,
Disability Accommodations Form for Students - Pharmacist Licensing
(English, PDF 29.78 KB)
Contact
Address
250 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02108