Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-353.18A

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Pharmacy technicians - Permits

Official statutory text

A. Supportive personnel may perform certain tasks in the

practice of pharmacy if such personnel perform the tasks in

compliance with rules promulgated by the State Board of Pharmacy.

B. 1. No person shall serve as a pharmacy technician without

first procuring a permit from the Board.

2. An application for an initial or renewal pharmacy technician

permit issued pursuant to the provisions of this subsection shall be

submitted to the Board and provide any other information deemed

relevant by the Board.

3. An application for an initial or renewal permit shall be

accompanied by a permit fee not to exceed Seventy-five Dollars

($75.00) for each period of one (1) year. A permit issued pursuant

to this subsection shall be valid for a period to be determined by

the Board.

4. Every permitted pharmacy technician 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 permit shall pay a late

fee to be fixed by the Board.

5. A pharmacy technician permit shall be canceled thirty (30)

days after expiration.

6. A person may obtain reinstatement of a canceled pharmacy

technician permit by making application, paying a reinstatement fee,

and satisfactorily completing other requirements set by the Board.

C. A licensed retail pharmacy shall maintain a pharmacy

technician-to-pharmacist ratio of not more than four pharmacy

technicians for every one licensed pharmacist.

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