Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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What is required for someone to be pharmacist-in-charge in terms of training?

Active license only
Specially trained in aseptic technique and quality assurance
Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy
Training in customer service

The correct answer is: Specially trained in aseptic technique and quality assurance

A While having an active license is necessary for someone to be a pharmacist-in-charge, it is not the only requirement. Additional training and qualifications are needed. C: While a Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy may be necessary for a pharmacist to obtain an active license, it is not specifically required for someone to hold the position of pharmacist-in-charge. D: While customer service skills may be helpful for a pharmacist-in-charge, they are not a necessary requirement for the position. The option B is the correct answer because being specially trained in aseptic technique and quality assurance is crucial for a pharmacist-in-charge. As the responsible party for overseeing a pharmacy's operations and ensuring the safety and quality of medications, deep knowledge and training in these areas is essential.