NPLEX definition

NPLEX means the Naturopathic Physicians Licensing Examinations.
NPLEX means the national precursor log exchange.

Examples of NPLEX in a sentence

  • The applicant shall arrange for direct verification from NABNE of passing scores on the biomedical science and core clinical science section of the NPLEX.

  • Have successfully passed the Naturopathic Physicians Licensing Examination ("NPLEX") basic science examination and clinical science examination sections administered by the North American Board of Naturopathic Examiners, or other examination approved by the Board of Medicine or the Mayor; and (C) Provide proof of a mailing address demonstrating that the applicant either is a District resident or has an office or location of practice involved in the practice of naturopathic medicine in the District.

  • Have you ever taken a NPLEX examination?If yes, list the jurisdiction(s) where you took the examination, type of examination, date of examination and score: JurisdictionExamination TypeDateScore You must submit verification of a passing score on the biomedical science section of NPLEX examination.

  • The Village is relieved of benefit expenses and contract obligations for short-term and seasonal employees.

  • List the date you passed the biomedical science section of the NPLEX:□ Yes□ No You must submit verification of a passing score on the core clinical science section of the NPLEX examination.

  • The NPLEX is a rigorous, standardized licensing examination that is used in all states and provinces that license naturopathic physicians.

  • The North American Board of Naturopathic Examiners(NABNE) is an independent, non-profit organization that serves regulating authorities by qualifying applicants for and administering the NPLEX exams.

  • California requires passage of Parts I and II of the Naturopathic Physicians Licensing Examination (NPLEX), which is a national examination.

  • As a requirement for licensure, applicants must take and pass NPLEX examinations in these subjects.

  • The NPLEX became the first set of national exams, eventually replacing individual state exams beginning in 1986.

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