If you get your license revoked, what may the board require you to do?

If you get your license revoked, what may the board require you to do?

• A. Complete community service
• B. Retake the MPJE and NAPLEX, go to rehab, be evaluated by a health care professional, and complete up to 1,200 intern hours
• C. Pay a fine and take additional coursework
• D. Work under supervision for a probationary period

Answer: (B)

In the case of a pharmacist having their license revoked, the board may require them to retake the MPJE and NAPLEX exams to ensure they are still competent to practice pharmacy. Additionally, the board may mandate the pharmacist to participate in rehabilitation, undergo evaluation by a healthcare professional, and complete a specified number of intern hours, up to 1,200 hours. These requirements are part of the board's efforts to ensure the pharmacist's competence and readiness to re-enter the profession after a serious sanction like license revocation.

In the case of a pharmacist having their license revoked, the board may require them to retake the MPJE and NAPLEX exams to ensure they are still competent to practice pharmacy. Additionally, the board may mandate the pharmacist to participate in rehabilitation, undergo evaluation by a healthcare professional, and complete a specified number of intern hours, up to 1,200 hours. These requirements are part of the board's efforts to ensure the pharmacist's competence and readiness to re-enter the profession after a serious sanction like license revocation.