| Effective October 1, 2009 - New Fees |
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| MD DO DPM Fees |
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Effective October 1, 2009 SB 355 introduces new fees for OMB Licensees.
SB 355 directs the Department of Human Services to establish and maintain a prescription monitoring program for monitoring and reporting prescription drugs dispensed by pharmacies in Oregon that are classified in Schedules II through IV. Under the bill, pharmacies are required to report the dispensing of a drug subject to the monitoring program. The information collected will be available to health care providers for the purpose of evaluating the need for or providing medical or pharmaceutical treatment.
Physician, podiatric physician and physician assistant licensees authorized to prescribe or dispense controlled substances in Oregon are now assessed a $25 per year fee to support the electronic prescription monitoring program. This is a mandatory fee for licensees with Active, Emeritus, Locum Tenens, Telemonitoring, Teleradiology, or Telemedicine status.
Renewal fees are determined by license status. Total fees due for license renewal are as follows:
Current (or Requested) License Status
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OMB License Fee
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DHS Prescription Monitoring Program
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Total Fees Due-PAY THIS AMOUNT
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Two Year Licenses
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Active
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$438
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$50
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$488
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Locum Tenens
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$438
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$50
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$488
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Inactive
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$438
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n/a
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$438
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Administrative Medicine Active
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$438
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n/a
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$438
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Military/Public Health Active
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$438
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n/a
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$438
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Telemedicine Active
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$438
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$50
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$488
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Telemonitoring Active
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$438
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$50
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$488
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Teleradiology Active
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$438
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$50
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$488
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One Year Licenses
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Active-One Year *
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$219
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$25
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$244
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Inactive-One Year *
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$219
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n/a
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$219
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Emeritus
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$50
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$25
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$75
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* One year renewal requires that the physician be currently enrolled in a postgraduate training program.
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Effective October 1, 2009 SB 355 introduces new fees for OMB Licensees.
SB 355 directs the Department of Human Services to establish and maintain a prescription monitoring program for monitoring and reporting prescription drugs dispensed by pharmacies in Oregon that are classified in Schedules II through IV. Under the bill, pharmacies are required to report the dispensing of a drug subject to the monitoring program. The information collected will be available to health care providers for the purpose of evaluating the need for or providing medical or pharmaceutical treatment.
Physician, podiatric physician and physician assistant licensees authorized to prescribe or dispense controlled substances in Oregon are now assessed a $25 per year fee to support the electronic prescription monitoring program. This is a mandatory fee for licensees with Active, Emeritus, or Locum Tenens status.
Renewal fees are determined by license status. Total fees due for license renewal are as follows:
Current (or Requested) License Status
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OMB License Fee
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DHS Prescription Monitoring Program
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Total Fees Due-PAY THIS AMOUNT
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Two Year Licenses
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Active
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$330
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$50
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$380
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Locum Tenens
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$330
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$50
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$380
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Inactive
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$330
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n/a
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$330
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Military/Public Health Active
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$330
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n/a
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$330
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One Year Licenses
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Emeritus
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$50
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$25
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$75
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