Continuing Education Violation and Penalties
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This guideline governs penalties and remedial requirements imposed by the Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy for registrants who fail to meet continuing education (CE) requirements; it affects licensed pharmacists/registrants subject to Oklahoma CE rules.
No material clinical or coverage changes in this revision.
Remediation and Penalties for CE Shortages
Self-report remediation
If a registrant self-reports CE shortage prior to renewal:
First offense penalties
If shortage is discovered on audit — First Offense:
Second offense penalties
If shortage is discovered on audit — Second Offense:
Required CE Hours and Codes
What Registrants Must Do
Self-reporting CE shortage: send written notice and obtain confirmation
Self-report any shortage of required CE hours in writing (email, fax, or mail) to the OSBP Office and obtain written confirmation of receipt and verification of how many hours are required. The Board will verify the required hours after receipt.
- Send written communication to the OSBP Office by email, fax, or mail.
- Receive written confirmation of receipt and verification from the Board stating how many hours are required.
If shortages are discovered on audit: submit original CE certificates at renewal
When CE shortages are discovered on audit, submit original CE completion certificates to the Board at the next license renewal (and for subsequent renewals as specified for repeat offenses) and comply with fines, additional CE, live CE requirements, and any probation orders.
- First offense: submit original CE completion certificates at the next license renewal (per chunk 5).
- Second offense: submit original CE completion certificates for the next three license renewals (per chunk 6).
- Comply with applicable fines, additional CE hours, live CE percentage and minimums, and probation requirements as specified for the offense level.
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