Hello All,
I think it is time that we do some thing about this NABP/FPGEE. Interaction of any kind with this orgn. is a nightmare!
For example,
1. They charge close to a grand for FPGEE application and leisurely respond after typically atleast after 6 months.
2. Having fulfilled all requirements for certification, I am waiting for a certificate for over 4 months now. To my horror few of my colleagues are waiting for over 8 months now.
Consequently our lives are at a stand still as we need this certification to be eligible for transfer to another state.
In this competetive age/economy there is no dearth for talent but I am sure that this orgn. is defintely run some stupid egoists. They screwed up the CBT for FPGEC and see now how many of us are suffering. I am sure there are many ways as they could 've secured the system to prevent it.
In short I am feeling that this has become another INS/BCIS kind of orgn. fleecing people of money and time.
I sincerely feel that if these people are not competent enough to carry out these duties (after charging good money) they better step aside and let State Boards deal with the issue. I found a couple of State Boards much more receptive and quick.
Please come forward with your experiences and thoughts as how we can take this matter to NABP executives as well as State Board of Pharmacies.
I think it is time that we do some thing about this NABP/FPGEE. Interaction of any kind with this orgn. is a nightmare!
For example,
1. They charge close to a grand for FPGEE application and leisurely respond after typically atleast after 6 months.
2. Having fulfilled all requirements for certification, I am waiting for a certificate for over 4 months now. To my horror few of my colleagues are waiting for over 8 months now.
Consequently our lives are at a stand still as we need this certification to be eligible for transfer to another state.
In this competetive age/economy there is no dearth for talent but I am sure that this orgn. is defintely run some stupid egoists. They screwed up the CBT for FPGEC and see now how many of us are suffering. I am sure there are many ways as they could 've secured the system to prevent it.
In short I am feeling that this has become another INS/BCIS kind of orgn. fleecing people of money and time.
I sincerely feel that if these people are not competent enough to carry out these duties (after charging good money) they better step aside and let State Boards deal with the issue. I found a couple of State Boards much more receptive and quick.
Please come forward with your experiences and thoughts as how we can take this matter to NABP executives as well as State Board of Pharmacies.
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