If a pharmacist-in-charge changes, how quickly must the Board be notified?

The requirement to notify the Board within a specific timeframe when there is a change in the pharmacist-in-charge is guided by state regulations that emphasize timely communication to maintain the integrity and oversight of pharmacy operations. In this context, the correct option stipulates that the Board must be notified within 10 days.

This timeframe allows the Board sufficient opportunity to review the change and ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, ensuring that there is a responsible pharmacist overseeing the pharmacy operations without significant delays that could impact patient safety or pharmacy practice. Timely notification is crucial for maintaining an updated record of responsible parties within a pharmacy, which is essential for both regulatory purposes and accountability in the delivery of pharmacy services.