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Bradley Miller has worked as a Director at the Texas State Board of Pharmacy since 2013.
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Texas State Board of Pharmacy
Texas State Board of Pharmacy General GovernmentGovernment The Texas State Board of Pharmacy is the official state agency responsible for licensing, registering, and regulating pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacies. The private company is based in Austin, TX. It establishes and enforces regulations governing pharmacy practice, disciplines licensees and registrants as necessary, and ensures compliance with state pharmacy laws. The board oversees the prescription monitoring program (PMP), known as AWARxE, which collects and monitors data on Schedule II-V controlled substances dispensed in or to residents, aiding in preventing prescription drug misuse and supporting informed prescribing practices. The PMP also facilitates interstate data sharing and includes a patient access program allowing patients or their legal representatives to request prescription records. The board provides resources such as licensing applications and renewals, continuing education opportunities, complaint procedures, official pharmacy laws and rules, and public reports. It offers a dedicated hotline for inquiries about pharmacy laws and regulations, maintains transparency through published meeting agendas, policies, newsletters, and updates via social media channels. | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | 07/11/2013 |
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Texas State Board of Pharmacy
Texas State Board of Pharmacy General GovernmentGovernment The Texas State Board of Pharmacy is the official state agency responsible for licensing, registering, and regulating pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacies. The private company is based in Austin, TX. It establishes and enforces regulations governing pharmacy practice, disciplines licensees and registrants as necessary, and ensures compliance with state pharmacy laws. The board oversees the prescription monitoring program (PMP), known as AWARxE, which collects and monitors data on Schedule II-V controlled substances dispensed in or to residents, aiding in preventing prescription drug misuse and supporting informed prescribing practices. The PMP also facilitates interstate data sharing and includes a patient access program allowing patients or their legal representatives to request prescription records. The board provides resources such as licensing applications and renewals, continuing education opportunities, complaint procedures, official pharmacy laws and rules, and public reports. It offers a dedicated hotline for inquiries about pharmacy laws and regulations, maintains transparency through published meeting agendas, policies, newsletters, and updates via social media channels. | Government |
















