What is the expiration date for a pharmacy license if not renewed?

The expiration date for a pharmacy license in Georgia is specified as June 30 of odd years. This means that if a pharmacy license is not renewed, it will officially expire on that date. Licensing periods are typically set by state regulatory boards based on a specific cycle, and in Georgia, that cycle runs every two years, with the unusual characteristic that the expiration falls on June 30 of odd-numbered years.

The choice made regarding the expiration reflects the understanding of the renewal and expiration cycle established by the Georgia State Board of Pharmacy. It’s essential for pharmacy professionals to keep track of these dates to maintain their licensure and ensure they can continue practicing without any interruptions due to an expired license. This knowledge is crucial for compliance with state laws and regulations governing pharmacy practice.