If a pharmacy fails to have a PIC, within how many days must they notify the Board of Pharmacy?

The correct response to the question regarding the timeline for notifying the Board of Pharmacy when a pharmacy fails to have a Pharmacy Manager (PIC) is five days. According to Arkansas law, if a pharmacy finds itself without a designated PIC, it is required to inform the Board within this specified time frame to ensure compliance with state regulations and maintain operational standards. This requirement promotes accountability and assists the Board in monitoring pharmacy operations, ensuring that public health and safety are prioritized. Timely notification also allows the pharmacy to take necessary steps to appoint a new PIC and continue functioning in accordance with legal obligations.