waivers for electronic prescribing mandate


There is no longer a waiver for e-Prescribing.
The date for prescribers to become EPCS certified has been extended to January 1, 2020. 
For more information please see H.B. 2075
 

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Renewals Coming Soon

Reminder
Our renewal season will occur from September through October 31, 2017. We cannot accept any license or permit renewals prior to September.

 

Technician Trainee Statute Change

Important Notice

R4-23-205 Fees.

As of August 9, 2017, the fee for a technician trainee license is $60.00 for a one-time three year license (this includes the $10.00 wall certificate).

As of August 9, 2017, technician trainees with expired licenses will no longer be able to reapply. Technician trainees with an initial OPEN license may continue to reapply through July 31, 2019. Technician trainees who are granted a reapply will receive a two year extension of their license. The two year reapply license will be $36.00. This is not applicable to the new three year license. Please note: YOU MUST REAPPLY, NOT RENEW. Reapply applications may be mailed in for processing.

 

Attention Nonprescription Drug Retailers

Reminder

The drugs you purchase for sale in your stores must be through a wholesaler with a current, open wholesaler permit issued by the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy, as stated in A.A.C. R4-23-603(F)(1)(d):

 

F. Quality control. A nonprescription drug permitee shall:

1. Ensure that all drugs stocked, sold, or offered for sale are:

a. Kept clean;

b. Protected from contamination, excessive heat, cold, sunlight, and other deteriorating factors;

c. In compliance with federal law; and

d. Received from a supplier with a current Board-issued permit as specifed in R4-23-601(A).

2. Develop and implement a program to ensure that:

a. Any expiration-dated drug is reviewed regularly;

b. Any drug, that exceeds its expiration date, is deteriorated or damaged, or does not comply with federal law, is moved to a quarantine area and not sold or distributed; and

c. Any quarantined drug is destroyed or returned to its source of supply.

 

 

AZ State Legislature

 

AZ Open Books

 

Air Quality Forecast