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OK MPJE · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Federal and State Pharmacy Law, Statutes, and Regulations

  • Map each major federal statute (FDCA, CSA, DSCSA, HIPAA) to its Oklahoma statutory or OAC counterpart and flag where Oklahoma is stricter

  • Outline the Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy's rulemaking authority, licensing/inspection workflow, and enforcement options

  • Contrast federal and Oklahoma requirements for prescription labeling, patient records, and prescription transfers

  • Write and drill 20 flashcards that sort requirements into federal-only, Oklahoma-only, and parallel categories

Your checkpoint

A completed federal-vs-Oklahoma crosswalk chart covering at least 10 statute/rule areas, plus 20 flashcards answered at 85% or better accuracy.

Week 2

Controlled Substances and Drug Distribution Requirements

  • Classify drugs into CSA schedules using the federal criteria, then verify each placement under Oklahoma's schedule

  • Sequence the steps to obtain and maintain a DEA registration, including Form 222/CSOS ordering and biennial inventory

  • Reconcile Oklahoma prescription monitoring program reporting duties against federal dispensing and recordkeeping limits

  • Trace two sample controlled substance prescriptions end to end (receipt, refills, partial fills, transfer, destruction), citing the governing rule at each step

Your checkpoint

A written 25-question controlled substance scenario set with a cited rationale per answer, scored at 80% or better on the first attempt.

Week 3

Scope of Practice and Prescriptive Authority

  • Delineate the boundaries of pharmacist practice in Oklahoma, including immunization authority, naloxone access, and collaborative practice agreements

  • Diagram the prescriptive authority chain: who may prescribe, what makes a prescription valid, and when a pharmacist may modify, substitute, or refuse

  • Differentiate dispensing, compounding, and prescribing activities and the authorization each requires

  • Compare Oklahoma and federal rules governing refills, oral versus electronic orders, and prescription transfers

Your checkpoint

A one-page prescriptive authority decision tree plus 15 practice questions answered at 80% or better.

Week 4

Licensure, Registration, and Certification Requirements

  • List every license, registration, and certification type Oklahoma issues, with its renewal cycle, CE hours, and reporting obligations

  • Describe the procedures for licensure transfer, reinstatement, and disciplinary action, including self-reporting duties

  • Identify qualification, training, and supervision requirements for technicians and interns

  • Complete a timed 50-question cumulative quiz over domains 1 through 4 and log every miss by domain

Your checkpoint

A timed 50-question cumulative quiz over domains 1 through 4, scored at 75% or better, with an error log sorted by domain.

Week 5

Pharmacy Operations, Personnel, and Recordkeeping

  • Audit the required record set for a sample pharmacy (prescriptions, inventories, invoices, dispensing logs) and state the retention period for each

  • Sequence the receiving, verification, and storage steps for a drug shipment under DSCSA

  • Outline staffing, supervision, and ratio expectations for pharmacists, technicians, and interns

  • Assemble a checklist for a mock Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy inspection

Your checkpoint

A completed mock-inspection checklist covering at least 15 recordkeeping and operations items, each with its supporting citation.

Week 6

Patient Safety, Counseling, and Public Health Requirements

  • Apply Oklahoma counseling and patient information requirements to five dispensing scenarios

  • Differentiate mandatory from discretionary reporting duties (adverse events, medication errors, impairment, suspicious orders)

  • Summarize Oklahoma rules on naloxone access, immunization documentation, and prescription monitoring use at the point of care

  • Draft counseling scripts for high-risk medications (anticoagulants, opioids, insulin) consistent with Oklahoma requirements

Your checkpoint

Five written counseling scripts plus a 20-question patient safety and counseling quiz scored at 80% or better.

Week 7

Federal and State Pharmacy Law, Statutes, and Regulations & Scope of Practice and Prescriptive Authority

  • Re-answer every item missed in weeks 1 through 6 and tag each miss as knowledge gap, misread question, or unfamiliar Oklahoma rule

  • Compare federal versus Oklahoma positions on the items missed most often

  • Author 30 new self-test questions on federal/state law interplay and prescriptive authority

  • Answer the 30 self-authored questions closed-book and score them

Your checkpoint

An error log with 100% of prior misses resolved and a closed-book score of 85% or better on 30 self-authored questions.

Week 8

Licensure, Registration, and Certification Requirements & Controlled Substances and Drug Distribution Requirements

  • Complete two full-length, timed, mixed-domain practice exams under exam conditions

  • Analyze the rationale for every missed item on both exams and fold corrections into the error log

  • Recite from memory licensure renewal requirements, controlled substance recordkeeping timelines, and Oklahoma-specific dispensing rules

  • Compress the highest-yield Oklahoma-specific rules and timelines into a one-page quick-reference sheet

Your checkpoint

Two completed timed mixed-domain practice exams scoring 80% or better overall, plus a finalized one-page high-yield reference sheet.

Milestones

Week 2: Controlled substance scenario set scored at 80% or better and the federal-to-Oklahoma crosswalk has been reviewed twice from memory.

Week 4: Timed 50-question cumulative quiz over domains 1 through 4 scored at 75% or better, with every miss logged and categorized.

Week 6: All six domains covered at least once; patient safety and counseling quiz scored at 80% or better; mock-inspection checklist complete.

Week 8: Two full-length timed practice exams scored at 80% or better, with every logged miss resolved and the one-page reference sheet finalized.