Minnesota HF4966 modifies the ratio of pharmacy technicians to pharmacists, allowing a pharmacist to supervise up to three technicians.
Minnesota HF4966 amends the law to set a maximum ratio of three pharmacy technicians to one pharmacist. It allows a pharmacist to supervise up to three technicians, ensuring patient care and safety. The bill also permits a pharmacist in charge to petition the Board of Pharmacy for authorization to supervise more than three technicians, provided at least one technician holds a valid certification. The petition is deemed approved unless the board denies it within 90 days.
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