Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-353.11

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License renewal - Fee

Official statutory text

A. 1. Every licensed pharmacist who desires to continue in the

profession of pharmacy in this state shall, on or before the

expiration date of the license, complete a renewal form and remit to

the State Board of Pharmacy a renewal fee to be fixed by the Board.

Upon compliance with the provisions of the Oklahoma Pharmacy Act and

payment of such renewal fee by a licensee in good standing with the

Board, a renewal certificate of licensure shall be issued.

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2. Every licensed pharmacist who fails to complete a renewal

form and remit the required renewal fee to the Board by the

fifteenth day after the expiration of the license shall pay a late

fee to be fixed by the Board.

B. If any pharmacist fails or neglects to procure the renewal

of his or her license, as herein required, the Board may, after the

expiration of thirty (30) days following the issue of the notice,

deprive the person of his or her license and all other privileges

conferred by the Oklahoma Pharmacy Act.

C. In order to regain licensure, the pharmacist shall apply in

writing to the Board requesting reinstatement. The pharmacist shall

pay all back fees and provide proof of having obtained all

delinquent continuing education plus an additional fifteen (15)

hours of continuing education. The Board may require the pharmacist

to appear before the Board at a regular meeting. The Board may

require evidence of competency through examination or impose other

requirements for reinstatement.

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