North Carolina’s pharmacists are expected to have a broad, deep knowledge of potential drug interactions, contraindications, and safety standards for controlled substances. Allegations of carelessness, negligence, or mishandling of medication can jeopardize the careers of skilled pharmacy professionals. If you are facing an investigation by the NC Board of Pharmacy, act quickly to defend your licensure and reputation.
The North Carolina Board of Pharmacy oversees the licensure and continuing education of NC pharmacists as well as dispensing physicians, PAs, optometrists, and nurse practitioners.
The six-member board comprises five elected licensed pharmacists and one public member appointed by the governor of North Carolina. This panel is responsible for developing and reviewing practice standards as well as investigating complaints and administering disciplinary action under G.S. 90-14. The board has the authority to issue public reprimands, levy fines, and suspend or revoke pharmacists’ licenses.
The NC Board of Pharmacy will initiate an investigation against a licensee following allegations of professional misconduct, such as:
If you have received notice of a complaint or are under investigation by the NC Board of Pharmacy, the process ahead of you is likely stressful and convoluted. With a focus on pharmacist license defense, Landon White Law is deeply familiar with the procedures that govern the board’s disciplinary process.
Know your rights before the Board of Pharmacy and call on an experienced attorney to collaborate on an effective defense against life-altering allegations.
If your pharmacist license is at stake, involve an attorney — the earlier, the better. Mishandled filings and poorly thought-out responses to inquiries can jeopardize your reputation and employability.
A seasoned pharmacist license defense attorney can act as a partner who responds to potential issues proactively and presents your perspective in the most compelling, strategic light.
When careers are on the line, NC pharmacists deserve an effective defense. Act now to protect your professional reputation and right to work.
