Non-Resident Pharmacist-in-Charge
State boards require a licensed pharmacist-in-charge before your pharmacy can dispense. We are that pharmacist — licensed in all fifty states, for closed-door, mail-order, and specialty operations needing coverage in one state or all of them.
No PIC, no permit. No permit, no patients.
We are named as the designated pharmacist-in-charge on your state pharmacy permit — non-resident where the board allows it, in-state through our licensed network where it doesn't. One agreement covers every state you operate in.
Opening a pharmacy, or covering the seat between PICs? We handle licensing, the policy library, and the operational readiness a board inspection will test — or hold the PIC role itself while you hire.
Tell us the jurisdictions and the type of pharmacy. We confirm what each board actually requires — including whether a resident PIC is mandated — before you commit to anything.
A pharmacist licensed where you need one is assigned, and the designation paperwork is prepared and filed with the board.
Our pharmacist remains the designated PIC on your permit for the life of the engagement — with ongoing oversight and renewals handled by us, under a single agreement.
We hold active pharmacist licensure across all fifty states and the District of Columbia. Non-resident eligibility is confirmed with each board before an engagement begins, since requirements vary by jurisdiction.
Send your states and pharmacy type. We respond within one business day.