Pharmacist preceptor definition

Pharmacist preceptor or “preceptor” means a pharmacist licensed to practice pharmacy whose license is current and in good standing. Preceptors shall meet the conditions and requirements of rule 657—4.9(155A). No pharmacist shall serve as a preceptor while the pharmacist’s license to practice pharmacy is the subject of disciplinary sanction by a pharmacist licensing authority.
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Pharmacist preceptor means a licensed pharmacist in good standing with one or more years of licensed experience. The preceptor serves as a teacher, example of professional conduct, and supervisor of interns in the professional practice of pharmacy.
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Pharmacist preceptor means a licensed pharmacist in good standing with one or
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More Definitions of Pharmacist preceptor

Pharmacist preceptor means a licensed pharmacist in good standing with
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Pharmacist preceptor means a licensed pharmacist in good standing with two or
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Pharmacist preceptor means a licensed pharmacist in good standing with two or more years of licensed experience whose name appears on a division list of approved preceptors. The preceptor serves as a teacher, example of professional conduct, and supervisor of interns in the professional practice of pharmacy.
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Pharmacist preceptor or “preceptor” means a pharmacist licensed to practice pharmacy in Iowa. Preceptors shall meet the conditions and requirements of rule 3.9(72GA,HF594). No pharmacist shall serve as a preceptor if their license to practice pharmacy has been the subject of an order of the board imposing any penalty set out in 620—Chapter 10 during the time the pharmacist is serving as preceptor or within the three- year period immediately preceding application for approval as a preceptor. Provided, however, a pharma­ cist who has been the subject of such an order may petition the board in writing for approval to act as preceptor.
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Pharmacist preceptor or “preceptor” means a pharma­ cist licensed to practice pharmacy whose license is current and in good standing. Preceptors shall meet the conditions and requirements of rule 4.9(155A). No pharmacist shall serve as a preceptor if while the pharmacist’s license to prac­ tice pharmacy has-been is the subject of an order of the disci­ plinary sanction by a pharmacist licensing authority having jurisdiction over the pharmacist’s license imposing any dis­ ciplinary sanctions during the time the-pharmacist is serving as preceptor or within the three year period immediately pre­ ceding the time the pharmacist begins serving as a preceptor. Provided, however, a pharmacist who has been the subject of such disciplinary order may petition the board in-writing for approval to act as preceptor.
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Related to Pharmacist preceptor

  • Pharmacist intern or “intern” means a person enrolled in a college of pharmacy or actively pursuing a pharmacy degree, or as otherwise provided by the board, who is registered with the board for the purpose of obtaining instruction in the practice of pharmacy from a preceptor pursuant to Iowa Code section 155A.6. “Pharmacist-intern” includes a graduate of an approved college of pharmacy, or a foreign graduate who has established educational equivalency pursuant to the requirements of rule 657—4.7(155A), who is registered with the board for the purpose of obtaining practical experience as a requirement for licensure as a pharmacist in Iowa. “Pharmacist-intern” may include an individual participating in a residency or fellowship program in Iowa, whether or not the individual is licensed as a pharmacist in another state.

  • Licensed pharmacist means a pharmacist licensed pursuant to P.L.2003, c.280 (C.45:14-40 et seq.).

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  • Pharmacist means an individual licensed by this state to compound and dispense drugs, prescriptions, and poisons.