West Virginia Code
Article 5. Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians, Pharmacy Interns and Pharmacies
§30-5-8. Fees; Special Revenue Account; Administrative Fines

(a) All fees and other moneys, except fines, received by the board shall be deposited in a separate special revenue fund in the State Treasury designated the "Board of Pharmacy Fund", which fund is continued. The fund is used by the board for the administration of this article. Except as may be provided in article one of this chapter, the board shall retain the amounts in the special revenue account from year to year. Any compensation or expense incurred under this article is not a charge against the General Revenue Fund.
(b) The board shall deposit any amounts received as administrative fines imposed pursuant to this article into the General Revenue Fund of the State Treasury.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 30. Professions and Occupations

Article 5. Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians, Pharmacy Interns and Pharmacies

§30-5-1. Short Title

§30-5-2. Unlawful Acts

§30-5-3. Applicable Law

§30-5-4. Definitions

§30-5-5. West Virginia Board of Pharmacy

§30-5-6. Powers and Duties of the Board

§30-5-7. Rule-Making Authority

§30-5-8. Fees; Special Revenue Account; Administrative Fines

§30-5-9. Qualifications for Licensure as Pharmacist;

§30-5-10. Scope Practice for Licensed Pharmacist;

§30-5-11. Registration of Pharmacy Technicians

§30-5-11a. Pharmacy Technician Trainee Qualifications

§30-5-12. Scope Practice for Registered Pharmacy Technician

§30-5-12b. Definitions; Selection of Generic Drug Products; Exceptions; Records; Labels; Manufacturing Standards; Rules; Notice of Substitution; Complaints; Notice and Hearing; Immunity

§30-5-12c. Substitution of Biological Product: Definitions; Selection of Interchangeable Biological Products; Exceptions; Records; Labels; Manufacturing Standards; Emergency Rules; Complaints; and Immunity

§30-5-13. Pharmacist Interns

§30-5-14. Prohibiting the Dispensing of Prescription Orders in Absence of Practitioner-Patient Relationship

§30-5-15. Reciprocal Licensure of Pharmacists From Other States or Countries

§30-5-16. Renewal Requirements

§30-5-17. Special Volunteer Pharmacist License; Civil Immunity for Voluntary Services Rendered to Indigents

§30-5-18. Pharmacist Requirements to Participate in a Collabora-Tive Pharmacy Practice Agreement

§30-5-19. Collaborative Pharmacy Practice Agreement and Practice Notification

§30-5-20. Board Authorizations Shall Be Displayed

§30-5-21. Responsibility for Quality of Drugs Dispensed; Exception; Falsification of Labels; Deviation From Prescription

§30-5-22. Pharmacies to Be Registered

§30-5-23. Pharmacist-in-Charge

§30-5-24. Permits for Mail-Order Pharmacy

§30-5-25. Permit for Manufacture and Packaging of Drugs, Medicines, Distribution of Prescription Drugs

§30-5-26. Filling of Prescriptions More Than One Year After Issuance

§30-5-27. Partial Filling of Prescriptions

§30-5-28. Partial Filling of Prescriptions for Long-Term Care Facility or Terminally Ill Patients; Requirements; Records; Violations

§30-5-29. Limitations of Article

§30-5-30. Actions to Enjoin Violations

§30-5-31. Complaints; Investigations; Due Process Procedure; Grounds for Disciplinary Action

§30-5-32. Procedures for Hearing; Right of Appeal

§30-5-33. Judicial Review

§30-5-34. Criminal Offenses

§30-5-35. Conversion of Prescriptions Authorizing Refills

§30-5-36. Emergency Prescriptions for Life-Sustaining Medication