Arizona Pharmacy CE category requirements

How the 30 CE hours every 2 years breaks down by category for pharmacists in Arizona, sourced from the official board.

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Required categories

Hormonal contraception (if the pharmacist prescribes/dispenses hormonal contraception) (conditional)
3h
Immunization-related (if the pharmacist administers immunizations) (conditional)
2h
Opioid/substance-use/addiction-related
3h
Tobacco cessation (if the pharmacist provides tobacco-cessation services) (conditional)
2h

Verified against the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy (pharmacy.az.gov) and A.R.S. sections 32-1925, 32-3248.02, and 32-1979.03: 30 hours per two-year renewal cycle with no live-hour requirement. The 3 hours of opioid-related, substance-use-disorder-related, or addiction-related CE are required by A.R.S. section 32-3248.02 (SB1103, 2019) of a health professional authorized to prescribe Schedule II controlled substances with a valid DEA registration or authorized under Title 32 Chapter 18 to dispense controlled substances, and are included in the 30 hours. Conditional: 2 hours immunization CE for pharmacists who administer immunizations; 2 hours ACPE tobacco-cessation CE on license renewal for pharmacists who prescribe and dispense tobacco-cessation drug therapies (A.R.S. section 32-1979.03); 3 hours self-administered hormonal-contraceptive CE for dispensers. Renewal is due November 1 every two years under A.R.S. section 32-1925, with the two-year cycle assigned to the individual licensee (odd or even years). A pharmacist is exempt from CE between initial licensure and first renewal.

Official source: Arizona State Board of Pharmacy; A.R.S. sections 32-1925, 32-3248.02, and 32-1979.03

⚠️Board rules change. Verify every figure against the official source before relying on it.

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