Are there any continuing education requirements for pharmacists in California?
Yes, there are continuing education (CE) requirements for pharmacists in California. To maintain an active license, pharmacists must complete a minimum of 30 hours of approved CE courses every two years. These CE courses must include at least one hour of continuing pharmacy education in law and ethics, and two hours in medication errors. Pharmacists can choose from a variety of CE options, including live seminars, online courses, and self-study programs. The California Board of Pharmacy approves and monitors CE providers to ensure the courses meet the required standards. Pharmacists are responsible for submitting proof of completion to the board and keeping their records up to date. Failure to comply with CE requirements may result in disciplinary action or license suspension.
Answered May 3, 2024
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