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Are contract practitioners working at U.S. Military Installations also exempt from registration?

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Are contract practitioners working at U.S. Military Installations also exempt from registration?

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They are not exempt. A contract practitioner who is not an official of the military on active duty, but is engaged in medical practice at a military installation, must possess a current DEA registration. The individual must also possess a valid state license for the same state in which he/she is registered with DEA.