§ 32 §13832 — Qualifications; requirements

In order to administer a drug or vaccine under this subchapter, a pharmacist must:
1.
Certificate; application and fee.
Possess a current certificate of administration issued by the board pursuant to this subchapter. The pharmacist must submit an application in the form prescribed by the board together with the requirements set forth under this subchapter and certificate fee as set forth under section 13724. The certificate of administration expires and is subject to the conditions in the same manner as stated in section 13734;
2.
License.
Hold a valid unrestricted pharmacist license in this State;
3.
Training.
Submit evidence acceptable to the board that the pharmacist:
4.
Didactic; practical course.
Satisfactorily complete a didactic and practical course approved by the board that includes the current guidelines and recommendations of the federal Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education or a similar health authority or professional body, and that includes, but is not limited to, disease epidemiology, indications for use of vaccines, vaccine characteristics, injection techniques, adverse reactions to vaccines, emergency response to adverse events, immunization screening, informed consent, record keeping, registries, including the immunization information system established under Title 22, section 1064, registry training and reporting mechanisms, including reporting adverse events, life support training, biohazard waste disposal and sterile techniques and related topics; and
5.
Life support training.
Submit evidence of completing cardiovascular life support training accepted by the American Heart Association, the American Red Cross or other similar training organization.

Legislative History

PL 2009, c. 308, §3 (NEW). PL 2011, c. 577, §5 (AMD). PL 2023, c. 245, §2 (AMD).