Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-353.11a

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Continuing education requirements - Inactive renewal

Official statutory text

certificates

A. No annual renewal certificate shall be issued to a

pharmacist until such pharmacist has submitted proof to the State

Board of Pharmacy that the pharmacist has satisfactorily completed

no less than fifteen (15) clock hours of an accredited or Board-

approved program of continuing professional education during the

previous calendar year.

B. The Board may grant alternate methods of obtaining

continuing education hours to a pharmacist who meets all necessary

requirements for licensure except the continuing education

requirements.

C. 1. Any pharmacist who does not meet the requirements for

continuing education may obtain an inactive renewal certificate of

licensure.

2. The holder of an inactive renewal certificate of licensure

shall not engage in the practice of pharmacy in this state.

3. The holder of an inactive renewal certificate of licensure

may apply to the Board to be removed from inactive status.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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