Posts Tagged ‘pharmacist in charge’
Two Pharmacists Sentenced to Prison for Adulteration of Drugs
On June 21, 2016, the Department of Justice announced that two Alabama pharmacists were sentenced to prison terms of 12 and 10 months for their roles in the distribution of adulterated drugs. The drugs in question were compounded at the now-defunct compounding pharmacy Advanced Specialty Pharmacy (dba: Meds IV.) Meds IV allegedly compounded numerous drugs…
Read MorePhantom Pharmacist-in-Charge Offers
The Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy (Board) is reporting that Oklahoma-licensed pharmacists are being approached by out-of-state pharmacies (OSP) asking them to be their pharmacist-in-charge (PIC) for their Oklahoma license, despite the fact that the Oklahoma licensed pharmacists to not actually work at the OSP. The increased frequency of requests for “phantom” or “absent” PICs is…
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