Mississippi Code
Mississippi Pharmacy Practice Act
§ 73-21-95. Abolition of assistant pharmacist's license; issuance of pharmacists' licenses to persons holding such licenses

The assistant pharmacist license is hereby abolished after April 30, 1984. The board shall issue a license to practice pharmacy to those persons presently holding an assistant pharmacist license upon their meeting the requirements of Section 73-21-91.

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Mississippi Code

Title 73 - Professions and Vocations

Chapter 21 - Pharmacists

Mississippi Pharmacy Practice Act

§ 73-21-69. Repeal of Sections 73-21-71 through 73-21-129

§ 73-21-71. Short title

§ 73-21-73. Definitions

§ 73-21-75. State Board of Pharmacy; number, qualifications, appointment and terms of members; appointments made from names submitted by pharmacist association; filling of vacancies; removal of members

§ 73-21-81. General powers and duties of board; enforcement of chapter; rules and regulations

§ 73-21-95. Abolition of assistant pharmacist's license; issuance of pharmacists' licenses to persons holding such licenses

§ 73-21-103. Penalties for violations; requirement of rehabilitation or additional education; reinstatement of licenses or permits; enforcement proceedings

§ 73-21-108. Permit requirements for persons providing home medical equipment

§ 73-21-109. Unlawful use of certain business names

§ 73-21-113. Payment and deposit into state treasury of funds received by state board of pharmacy; expenditure

§ 73-21-115. Prescription forms; execution; dispensing options; one-time emergency dispensing authority

§ 73-21-117. Substitution of generic equivalent drug or interchangeable biological product; notice to prescriber that biological product was dispensed

§ 73-21-123. Sales of certain drugs not regulated

§ 73-21-127. Board of Pharmacy to develop and implement computerized program to track certain prescriptions; report of suspected abuse and misuse of controlled substances; access to collected data; confidentiality; penalties for knowingly failing to...