What must be done if there is a change in the pharmacy manager?

When a pharmacy manager changes, it is essential to notify the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) and enroll a new manager. This requirement ensures that the pharmacy is operating under the regulatory standards set by state law. The pharmacy manager is responsible for overseeing the operations of the pharmacy and ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations. By notifying the DCP, you are informing the regulatory body of the change in leadership, which is important for maintaining accurate and up-to-date records.

Moreover, enrolling a new manager is crucial because it ensures that there is a qualified individual in charge who meets the state's requirements for managing pharmacy operations. This helps protect public health and safety, as the pharmacy manager plays a key role in ensuring proper medication dispensing and adherence to legal and ethical standards.

Informing the public immediately is not a regulatory requirement, and waiting for the next inspection does not address the immediate need for proper management oversight. Changing the pharmacy's location is unrelated to the change of management and would not satisfy the regulatory obligations associated with a management change.