Section 19-6 - Pharmacist Licensure by Reciprocal License Transfer (a) Any pharmacist, who is licensed by examination and is in good standing in any state which is a member of the NABP and who desires to be licensed by reciprocity into this state, shall proceed in the manner outlined by the NABP after first submitting the "Preliminary Application for Transfer of Pharmacist Licensure" obtained from the NABP. - (i) All candidates for license transfer shall be required to:
- (A) File all appropriate applications with the Board;
- (B) Pay the required application fee;
- (C) Complete the two (2) fingerprint cards provided by the Board for the criminal background check;
- (D) Pay the required criminal background check fee;
- (E) Pass the MPJE® for Wyoming;
- (F) Prove good moral character;
- (G) Prove they have been in active pharmacy practice, as defined in this chapter, for the year preceding the date of their application for license transfer. Applicants failing to show proof must complete an internship in Wyoming approved by the Board of no less than four hundred (400) hours;
- (H) Meet all requirements under the Wyoming Pharmacy Act and these rules; and
- (I) If applying as a foreign pharmacy graduate, possess a FPGEC® Certificate.
- (ii) The Board must receive the applicant's criminal background history report from the DCI before a pharmacist license by transfer will be issued.
- (iii) The Board shall not issue a pharmacist license by license transfer until all conditions under this chapter have been met.
- (iv) All applications for licensure by reciprocity shall expire one (1) year from date of issue by the NABP.
- (v) The Board reserves the right to require an interview with any applicant seeking licensure reciprocity to practice pharmacy in Wyoming.
- (vi) In the event of rejecting an application, the fees paid to the Board will not be refunded.
- (vii) The Board will accept licensure by reciprocity for pharmacists licensed in California after January 1, 2004.
059-19 Wyo. Code R. § 19-6
Adopted, Eff. 12/19/2018.