Can a licensed pharmacist provide services in multiple locations in Michigan?

A licensed pharmacist in Michigan can provide services in multiple locations as long as they adhere to the regulations set forth by the Michigan Board of Pharmacy and maintain their licensure for each location. This means that pharmacists must ensure they are compliant with any local, state, or federal laws that pertain to pharmacy practice across all the locations where they operate.

Additionally, maintaining licensure involves not only keeping good standing with the Board of Pharmacy but also fulfilling continuing education requirements and other conditions that may apply to pharmacy practice. This flexibility allows pharmacists to offer services in various settings, improving patient access to pharmaceutical care without being restricted to a single site, which enhances their ability to serve diverse populations and meet community needs effectively.

Options suggesting limitations on location, such as requiring special permits or only allowing part-time roles, do not reflect the full scope of practice permitted by licensed pharmacists in Michigan under the current regulatory framework.