What circumstances would disqualify someone from participating in the IMP3 program?

Participation in the Iowa Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE) program, known as IMP3, is contingent upon certain eligibility criteria. One crucial requirement is the signing of the program agreement. This agreement typically outlines the responsibilities and expectations of program participants. Failure to sign this agreement reflects an unwillingness to adhere to the established guidelines, which is a valid reason for disqualification.

While working in a pharmacy under sanctions, not holding a pharmacy technician license, and introducing new medications without approval might also present serious issues in different contexts within pharmacy practice, they do not directly relate to the explicit requirements for participation in the IMP3 program in the same manner as the failure to sign the program agreement. Thus, it is the lack of signature on the agreement that definitively disqualifies an individual from participating.