State Boards of Pharmacy

State Boards of Pharmacy are government agencies responsible for regulating the practice of pharmacy within their states. They establish laws and standards to ensure the safe, effective, and ethical dispensing of medications. These boards license pharmacists, pharmacies, and pharmacy technicians, conduct inspections, and investigate complaints or violations. Their role is to protect public health by ensuring that pharmacy professionals adhere to legal and safety standards. Essentially, they oversee pharmacy practice to maintain trust, safety, and integrity in medication management for residents of their state.