Georgia § 26-4-44 - 1. Inactive license status.
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§ 26-4-44. 1. Inactive license status.
The board shall provide by rule for an inactive pharmacist license status for those individuals who elect to apply for such status. Persons who are granted inactive status shall be exempt from the requirements of continuing pharmaceuticals education. The board shall provide by rule for reactivation of a pharmacist license for those persons who wish to have an active license. Such individuals must first file a reactivation application with the board and comply with the requirements for reactivation as set forth by board rule. (Code 1981, § 26-4-44.1 , enacted by Ga. L. 1999, p. 277, § 6.)
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