What must happen within 30 days when there is a new or incoming PIC?

When there is a new or incoming Pharmacist-in-Charge (PIC), it is crucial to ensure compliance with state regulations regarding pharmacy operations. In Delaware, the correct action that must take place within 30 days is to notify the Board of Pharmacy. This ensures that the board is aware of personnel changes that could affect the pharmacy's operations and oversight.

While inspections may be required in certain situations, such as following a change in ownership or significant changes in business operation, they are not the primary requirement specifically tied to a change in the PIC within such a timeline. Therefore, while maintaining operational integrity and standards does involve inspections, it is not the immediate step that must be taken after a new PIC is appointed.

Notifying the Board effectively helps maintain regulatory compliance and ensures that the new PIC is properly recognized within the management structure of the pharmacy, which is essential for accountability and regulatory oversight.