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Have your UC San Diego student PID# and password ready. Log in via Undergraduate Petition portal. Complete the petition request with course information and the reason for the petition.
The delegate will start the process by registering for the CSMD at www.tncsmd.com by choosing the appropriate role (licensed or unlicensed Health Care Extender Practitioner if you work for a prescriber and Health Care Extender Pharmacist for pharmacy technician).
Healthcare practitioners or persons under the supervision and control of the practitioners, pharmacists or pharmacies who are legally authorized to dispense a schedule II, III, IV, or V controlled substance are required to submit certain data to the CSMD.
Please send an email to [email protected] with as much detail as possible including screenshots with any messages or errors about the issue and your direct contact information or call 615-253-1305. 14. Who serves on the CSMD Committee? The committee members shall be:
Deviating From Curriculum, Policies, or Procedures. Students wishing to deviate from the prescribed curriculum or request exceptions to any college or department policy or procedure must petition the academic department for permission.
Submission of a petition form does not imply or guarantee approval of your request. You have up to three months from the last day of the session or term in which you took your class to submit a petition. The SCE Petitions Committee will not accept petitions beyond that point.
Appealing a petition decision. You may appeal the committee's decision on a petition by completing the appeal form. You may appeal a petition decision only once and only if there is new information to present. The decision made upon appeal is final. No further appeals will be accepted.
The committee will make every reasonable effort to review your petitions, communicate the decision to you, and take any necessary actions on your record within three weeks of receiving the completed petition form and any appropriate supporting documentation.
Should you drop a class after the deadline for a refund, the tuition and fees for that class cannot be applied - in any case - to tuition and fees for a subsequent offering of the same class or any other class taught in a later session or term.
Healthcare practitioners or persons under the supervision and control of the practitioners, pharmacists, or pharmacies who are legally authorized to dispense a schedule II, III, IV, or V controlled substance are required to submit certain data to the CSMD.
If you are unable to log in, you may select Forgot/Reset Password and provide answers to the security questions you selected at registration or choose to have the system send a link to the email contained in your “My Account”/user profile in the CSMD. You will be able to create a new password using one of the two options provided. If you are unable to create a new password from those two options, then you will need to send an email to [email protected] : or call 615-253-1305 for assistance.
Go to www.tncsmd.com and click on the word “register” to begin the registration process. Completion of the registration process will require specific identifying elements. Once registration is complete and approved, you will receive an email with your username and instructions to create a password. Medical Examiner role is only for State Medical Examiners.
The Prescription Safety Act and TN Together Legislation represented a significant effort by the General Assembly to address the problem of prescription drug abuse. These Acts have significantly changed the regulations related to the CSMD.
There is a button on the right side of the menu bar that allows you to move easily from the CSMD to the data collection site for dispensers. Information regarding Data Collection is below.
Potentially you may share that information. As long as the information shared is contained in the patient’s medical record and the sharing is otherwise allowed under the law, it may be shared with a third-party payer. The Prescription Safety Act of 2016 explicitly provides that CSMD reports may be placed in a medical record and that “ [o]nce placed in a patient’s medical records, [a CSMD report] shall be subject to disclosure on the same terms and conditions as medical records.” Tenn. Code Ann. § 53-10-306 (h) (4).
Submit a request via the UC San Diego Course Pre-authorization System. (Be sure to include the Section ID number of the course for which you seek approval in the justification area. Requests without a Section ID included will not be considered).
Requests are reviewed each Wednesday and it can take about 5-7 days for petitions to be processed once they're reviewed. Once processed, the student will be notified by Student Affairs through a generated email. For paper petitions, the student will be notified of a decision via Virtual Advising Center (VAC) - an email will be sent to the student's UC San Diego email account alerting them that a VAC message is awaiting their review.
EASy requests are reviewed on Wednesdays and can take up to 5-7 days to be processed. If the Course Pre-authorization (EASy) or Petition request is approved, it is the student's responsibility to add (or waitlist, if full) the course via WebReg. All standard add/drop deadlines apply.
Prerequisites and restrictions are enforced in all courses. For courses NOT listed, prerequisites/restrictions may, under exceptional circum stance, be waived with instructor consent. Prerequisites are courses which must be completed prior to enrollment in the subsequent course to ensure adequate preparation. To request approval for enrollment in ...
To petition courses to count toward your major or minor, you will need the following:
Visit https://assist.org to see if you need to petition the courses you took at your community college
Submission of a petition form does not imply or guarantee approval of your request. You have up to three months from the last day of the session or term in which you took your class to submit a petition. The SCE Petitions Committee will not accept petitions beyond that point.
Appealing a petition decision. You may appeal the committee's decision on a petition by completing the appeal form. You may appeal a petition decision only once and only if there is new information to present. The decision made upon appeal is final. No further appeals will be accepted.
The committee will make every reasonable effort to review your petitions, communicate the decision to you, and take any necessary actions on your record within three weeks of receiving the completed petition form and any appropriate supporting documentation.
Should you drop a class after the deadline for a refund, the tuition and fees for that class cannot be applied - in any case - to tuition and fees for a subsequent offering of the same class or any other class taught in a later session or term.