Even retirees whose former employers continue to offer coverage until Medicare kicks in at age 65 can expect a bit of sticker shock. As health-care costs continue to rise, companies are reducing coverage or requiring retirees to pay more.
Education Law requires that registered pharmacists complete continuing education. A minimum of 45 contact hours (at least 23 live) is required in each three-year registration period. As of September 1, 2003, the 45 hours required must include at least 3 credits (home study or live) of formal continuing education on strategies and techniques to reduce medication and prescription errors.
Must be in receipt of full certification from the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee (FPGEC.) 4) Pre-licensure hours â 1,500 hours earned through an internship or other program approved by the Board. 5) Application â must submit a written application.