Colorado § 12-280-112 - Fees.
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§ 12-280-112. Fees.
(1) The director shall determine, and the board shall collect, fees pursuant to section 12-20-105 for the following licenses, certifications, and registrations:
(a) For certifying to another state the grades of a person who has taken the pharmacist examination in this state;
(b) For the initial licensure, upon examination, as a pharmacist, as provided in section 12-280-114 (4);
(c) For the initial licensure, without examination and upon presentation of evidence of licensure in another state, as a pharmacist, as provided in section 12-280-114 (8);
(d) For the renewal of a license as a licensed pharmacist, as provided in section 12-280-116 (1);
(e) For reinstatement as a licensed pharmacist, as provided in section 12-280-116 (2);
(f) For the transfer of a prescription drug outlet registration to a new owner, as provided in section 12-280-118 (2);
(g) For the transfer of a manager's name, as provided in section 12-280-118 (1);
(h) For the issuance of a duplicate certificate to a licensed pharmacist;
(i) For the initial licensure as a pharmacy intern;
(j) For the issuance of a duplicate license of a pharmacy intern;
(k) For the transfer of a prescription drug outlet registration to a new location, as provided in section 12-280-118 (2);
(l) For reissuing a prescription drug outlet registration in a new store name, without change of owner or manager, as provided in section 12-280-118 (2);
(m) For the initial registration or the renewal of the registration of a prescription drug outlet, as provided in section 12-280-118 (2);
(n) For the initial certificate evidencing licensure for all pharmacists;
(o) For the initial and renewal registration of all other outlets under section 12-280-119 not covered in this section;
(p) For the initial and renewal registration of all nonresident prescription drug outlets under section 12-280-133;
(q) For the initial and renewal registration of animal shelters and animal control agencies pursuant to section 12-280-119 (12);
(r) For the initial certification or provisional certification as a pharmacy technician, as provided in section 12-280-115.5;
(s) For the renewal of a certification as a pharmacy technician issued pursuant to section 12-280-115.5 (2), as provided in section 12-280-116 (1);
(t) For reinstatement as a pharmacy technician, as provided in section 12-280-116 (2);
(u) For the issuance of a duplicate certificate to a pharmacy technician.
(2) Any pharmacist licensed in Colorado for fifty years or more as a pharmacist is exempt from the payment of fees under this article 280 and is allowed to practice as a licensed pharmacist.
Source: L. 2019: Entire title R&RE with relocations, (HB 19-1172), ch. 136, p. 1451, § 1, effective October 1; IP(1) amended and (1)(r) to (1)(u) added, (HB 19-1242), ch. 434, p. 3749, § 4, effective October 1. L. 2022: (1)(q) amended, (HB 22-1235), ch. 442, p. 3118, § 23, effective August 10.
Editor's note: This section is similar to former § 12-42.5-110 as it existed prior to 2019.
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