Mentions of “Professional Regulation” — 8 found on pages 3, 6, 10, 11, 20
… ............................................................ 9 THE OFFICE OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, THE DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL REGULATION, AND THE COMMITTEE ................................. 10 MANDATORY EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR INITIAL REGISTRY AND REN …
Open p.3 ↗… .................. 17 JLOSC STAFF FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS JLOSC STAFF FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL REGULATION .... 19 ENTITY RESPONSE LETTER Division of Professional Regulation Response Letter to JLOSC ...................... …
Open p.3 ↗… STAFF FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL REGULATION .... 19 ENTITY RESPONSE LETTER Division of Professional Regulation Response Letter to JLOSC ................................................ 20 ABOUT THIS REPORT This is a staff f …
Open p.3 ↗… bstances. Statutory criteria #1 is applicable to this review. This review looked at processes that the Division of Professional Regulation (“DPR”) and the Committee use. Review Criteria #2 The extent to which the agency serves public need. Methodol …
Open p.6 ↗… ithout discipline, 2 remain under review, and 6 were rejected. The Office of Controlled Substances, the Division of Professional Regulation, and the Committee The intersection of the Office of Controlled Substances, DPR, and the Committee is not plainly …
Open p.10 ↗… se education requirements. The DPR website explains the mandatory course requirement, stating that the “Division of Professional Regulation (Office of Controlled Substances) offers the only approved course” and that “completion of this Mandatory Course is n …
Open p.11 ↗… C’s comments and clarifications with respect to the Report. C SAC, Office of Controlled Substances and Division of Professional Regulation A s noted in the Report, the intersection of the CSAC, the Office of Controlled Substances (“OCS”) and the Divisio …
Open p.20 ↗… s noted in the Report, the intersection of the CSAC, the Office of Controlled Substances (“OCS”) and the Division of Professional Regulation (“DPR”) is not clearly delineated by statute. The CSAC acts in an advisory role only. The objective is to establish a …
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