California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 9 — Pharmacy, Article 21 — Pharmacists Recovery Program

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Section 4360Requires the Board of Pharmacy to operate a recovery program for pharmacists and intern pharmacists whose competency may be impaired by alcohol…Section 4361Defines “participant” as a pharmacist or intern pharmacist who has entered the pharmacists recovery program. Defines the “pharmacists recovery program” as the…Section 4362Allows a pharmacist or intern pharmacist to enter the recovery program by board referral instead of or alongside discipline, or by voluntary…Section 4364Requires the board to establish participation criteria for pharmacists and intern pharmacists seeking entry into the pharmacists recovery program and allows the…Section 4365Requires the Board of Pharmacy to contract with one or more qualified contractors to administer the pharmacists recovery program. The board must…Section 4366Requires the contractor administering the pharmacists recovery program to evaluate pharmacists and interns seeking participation, create a treatment contract for each participant,…Section 4369Allows termination from the pharmacists recovery program for treatment-contract noncompliance, failure to benefit, or other program requirements and requires the terminated participant's…Section 4371Requires the board's executive officer to designate a pharmacists recovery program manager with substance-abuse experience. The manager must review the program quarterly,…Section 4372Requires treatment records held by the board or pharmacists recovery program for participating pharmacists or interns to remain confidential and protected from…Section 4373Exempts a board member from civil-damages liability for acts or omissions that occur while the member acts in good faith pursuant to…

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