CA Board of Pharmacy Disciplinary

31 California Pharmacy Licensees Face Discipline: Revocations, Probations, Surrenders, Denials

The California State Board of Pharmacy issued disciplinary decisions against 31 individual licensees between October 15 and December 19, 2025. Outcomes include outright revocations (8 cases), revocations stayed with probation (13 cases), voluntary surrenders (2 cases), application denials (4 cases), one public reproval, and one dismissed accusation. Probationary periods range from three to five years, with some cases also ending the right to practice.

37 CA Pharmacy Licensees Face Disciplinary Actions Q1 2026

The California Board of Pharmacy issued disciplinary decisions against 37 licensees during Q1 2026 (January 1 – March 31, 2026). Decision effective dates span January 7, 2026 through March 25, 2026. Outcomes include immediate revocations, probations with stayed revocations, public reprovals, and voluntary surrenders, with probation terms ranging from one to five years.

12 Licensees Revoked, Probation, or Surrendered During Q2 2026

The California Board of Pharmacy issued disciplinary actions against 12 licensees effective April 1, 2026, including both personal licenses (pharmacy technicians and pharmacists) and facility licenses (compounding and retail pharmacies). Actions ranged from immediate revocation with ended practice rights to stayed revocation with three-year probation subject to conditions, as well as voluntary surrenders and public reprovals with terms.