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Administering Drugs and Immunizations for Currently Licensed Maine PharmacistThe Maine Board of Pharmacy is pleased to announce that a Maine licensed pharmacist may apply for authorization to administer drugs and immunizations. The fee is $25.00. Once approved, the pharmacist will receive a new license, which will include the text “authorized to administer drugs and immunizations.” The expiration date of the authorization will coincide with the current pharmacist license expiration date. In the event that a pharmacist files a late renewal (on or after January 1, 2010 and within the 90 day window for late filings, the pharmacist will be subject to the additional $10.00 fee for renewal of the authorization to administer drugs and immunizations in addition to the pharmacist's license renewal fee of $100.00 and a late filing fee of $50.00. A friendly reminder that once your license expires, your privilege to practice in Maine as a pharmacist ends. The 90 day window for a late renewal filing does not grant you the privilege to practice under an expired license. A person who does not hold a Maine pharmacist license may apply for authorization to administer drugs and immunizations when he or she applies for the Maine pharmacist license by using the application to apply for a Maine pharmacist license by Reciprocity/Endorsement or Score Transfer or Examination. The option to request authorization to administer is contain therein. For your convenience, the following is a link to PL 2009 Chapter 308 An Act to Allow Pharmacists to Administer Certain Immunizations http://www.mainelegislature.org/legis/bills/bills_124th/chappdfs/PUBLIC308.pdf The Board is expected to adopt the proposed emergency rule on September 22, 2009. Attached is the draft version of the proposed emergency rule that will be presented to the Board. Upon filing with the Secretary of State, the rules will immediately take effect and the final version of this rule will be posted to our website. We anticipate the rules to be filed with the Secretary of State by mid-October or sooner. For more information see the Board of Pharmacy FAQ's How to apply
Last Updated: September 17, 2009 |
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