How long does a pharmacist, technician, or intern convicted of a misdemeanor or felony have to report the information to the Board?

A pharmacist, technician, or intern who has been convicted of a misdemeanor or felony is required to report this information to the Board within 10 days. This requirement helps ensure that the Board maintains up-to-date records on the licensure status and legal history of all individuals practicing in the pharmacy profession, which is critical for the protection of public health and safety.

Timely reporting allows the Board to take appropriate actions and determine if any disciplinary measures are necessary based on the conviction. The 10-day timeframe establishes an important standard that reflects the seriousness with which these matters are treated in the pharmacy profession. It emphasizes the responsibility of license holders to keep the Board informed of any legal issues that may affect their practice.

Understanding this reporting requirement is crucial for compliance with legal and regulatory standards governing pharmacy practice in Oregon. This rule aims to uphold the integrity of the profession by ensuring accountability among pharmacy practitioners.