Training Course For Florida Prescription Drug Wholesale Distributor CDR Candidates

•  You might also need the following Board-approved California Designated Representative courses: - Wholesaler Training Course - 3PL Training Course - Reverse Distributor Training Course

Training For Florida Prescription Drug Wholesale Distributor Certified Designated Representative (CDR) Candidates

All prescription drug wholesale distributors (including virtual BROKER-ONLY), and companies that are seeking to do business in or with the State of Florida, are required to have a full-time Florida licensed Certified Designated Representative (CDR). A Florida licensed Certified Designated Representative (CDR) must be employed by the Prescription Drug Wholesale Distributor at the time of new application, and during all operating hours of the facility. The State of Florida itself, administers the official proctored State exam. This training course has everything you need to train your staff to pass the official State of Florida exam.

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FLORIDA – Certified Designated Representative (CDR) Training Course (by CDR Resource Center)

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For Designated Representative license applicants  -  Training programs, courses, classes, seminars:

     California (earn a training affidavit):

• CA Designated Representative Wholesaler Training - Available around-the-clock 24 x 7
• CA Designated Representative 3PL Training
• CA Designated Representative Reverse Distributor Training  
• The Designated Representative Institute

     Florida:

• Florida Certified Designated Representative - CDR Laws and Rules Examination Prep Course

For HMDR Exemptee license applicants  -  Training programs, courses, classes, seminars:

     California (earn a training completion certificate):

• CA Home Medical Device Retailer (HMDR) Exemptee Training Course
• The Exemptee Institute

Role of the pharmacist in preventing distribution of counterfeit meds - Amer Pharmacists Assoc

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American Pharmacists Association - Article: - Role of the pharmacist in preventing distribution of counterfeit meds

"Summary: The taskforce recommends that pharmacists (1) purchase medications from known, reliable sources; (2) warn patients of the dangers of purchasing medications over the Internet; (3) confirm with distributors that products were purchased from manufacturers or other reliable sources; (4) monitor counterfeit product alerts; (5) examine products for suspicious appearance; (6) work with the pharmaceutical industry, distributors, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to close gaps in the supply chain, especially for drugs in short supply; (7) use scanning technology in the pharmacy as part of a prescription verification process; (8) educate themselves, coworkers, and patients about the risks of counterfeit medications; and (9) report suspicious medications to FDA, the distributor, and the manufacturer.

Conclusion: The consequence of a patient receiving a counterfeit medication in the United States could be catastrophic, and pharmacists must play an active role in preventing such an event from occurring."

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Source:
Journal of the American Pharmacists Association
Issue: Volume 52, Number 2 / March-April 2012
Pages: 195 - 199

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