Hurricane Isaias: Early Prescription Refills Permitted Under State of Emergency

On October 6, 2026, Executive Order 26-202 was issued by Governor Ron DeSantis, authorizing pharmacists to dispense up to a 30-day emergency prescription refill of maintenance medication to those living in areas covered under the Executive Order. Additionally, on October 7, 2026, Emergency Order 26-001 was issued by State Surgeon General Joseph A. Ladapo, MD, PhD. For more information and to review Executive Order 26-202 and Emergency Order 26-001, please click here.

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New EPPP Exam Registration Portal, CLARUS, Launches September 29, 2026

ASPPB Transitions from Certemy to New EPPP Candidate Registration Portal CLARUS SEPTEMBER 29, 2026

Temporary Blackout Period for Transition:

SEPTEMBER 24 – SEPTEMBER 29, 2026

The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards® (ASPPB) is transitioning to a new EPPP Candidate Registration and Data Management System for the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology® (EPPP). The ASPPB has partnered with BrightLink to customize and implement CLARUS. Pearson VUE will continue to serve as ASPPB’s examination vendor, including support for examination development, test center exam delivery, and scheduling services. Please see important details regarding the transition below.

Important Blackout Period Information

  • EPPP Candidates with existing Certemy accounts will no longer have access to Certemyas of midnight on September 23rd.
  • The temporary system blackout for the data migration from Certemy to Clarus will run fromThursday, September 24th through Wednesday, September 29th.
    • Candidates will not be able to access Certemy to schedule or reschedule an examination appointment during or after the blackout period.
    • Need Rescheduling Assistance? Contact Pearson VUE at 1 (800) 513-6910.
  • Candidates already scheduled to take the EPPP examination during the blackout period may proceed with their appointments as planned.

CLARUS Invitation Email

  • Candidates with Certemy accounts will receive an invitation email from Clarus on September 29, which includes instructions for creating or confirming a Clarus account.
  • Candidates registering for the EPPP, who do not have Certemy accounts, should continue to apply to the Florida Board for approval. Once approved by the Board to take the EPPP, the candidate will be assigned a Clarus account to complete registration.
  • If there are any questions regarding this process, please reach out to us at Exams@asppb.org or visit our website and submit a Contact Us form.

EPPP Delivery Purchase Receipts

Previous EPPP delivery purchase receipts will not be migrated into CLARUS. Candidates who need copies of those receipts should download from the Digital Wallet section of their Certemy account before September 23. After the transition, receipt-related questions should be directed to ASPPB at Exams@asppb.org.