ExCPT Exam Schedule 2025 | Book Your Test Online at NHA

Schedule your ExCPT exam online at NHA’s official site by selecting your preferred date, time, and testing method, either in-person at a PSI Test Center or remotely with limited availability.

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ExCPT Exam Guide: Schedule, Process, Certification & Renewal

ExCPT Exam Overview

  • Administered by: National Healthcareer Association (NHA)
  • Format: 100 multiple-choice questions
  • Time Limit: 2 hours
  • Passing Score: Scaled 1,400 (range: 1,000–1,600)
  • Content Breakdown:
    • Pharmacy laws – 25%
    • Dispensing processes – 55%
    • Drug knowledge & therapy – 20%

How to Schedule the ExCPT Exam

  1. Create an NHA Account: Go to NHANow.
  2. Select ExCPT Certification: Pick the correct certification option.
  3. Complete Your Application: Submit required details and pay $125 fee.
  4. Receive Authorization Email: Follow the link to schedule your exam.
  5. Choose Exam Type:
    • In-person testing center
    • Online proctored exam
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After Passing the Exam

  • Digital Certification Badge: Use it on resumes and LinkedIn.
  • Employer Verification: Easily verified through NHA’s system.
  • New Career Opportunities: Work in hospitals, retail pharmacies, and clinics.

Certification Renewal Process

  • Renew Every 2 Years
  • Complete 20 CE Hours:
    • At least 1 hour on Pharmacy Law
    • At least 1 hour on Patient Safety
  • Pay Renewal Fee: $55
  • Renewal Steps:
    1. Log in to NHANow.com
    2. Select “Renew Certifications”
    3. Upload CE documentation
    4. Pay $55 fee
    5. Receive updated certification
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Critical Reminders

  • Check State-Specific Rules: Some states have extra requirements.
  • Accredited CE Providers Only: Non-accredited providers won’t count.
  • Organize CE Records: Keep them ready for verification requests.