Who may be responsible for multiple LSP sites under the same license?

Who may be responsible for multiple LSP sites under the same license?

• A. The board
• B. The licensed pharmacist on duty
• C. The person in charge
• D. The consultant pharmacist

Answer: (C)

In Montana, the person in charge can oversee more than one LSP site under a single license. This individual is designated to take overall responsibility for compliance, policies, and day-to-day operations across all sites covered by that license, ensuring proper drug handling, recordkeeping, QA, and adherence to regulations at every location. The board issues licenses and designates the person in charge, but the board itself is not the on-site supervisor. A licensed pharmacist on duty is responsible for the site they’re physically supervising at that moment, not all sites under the license. A consultant pharmacist provides specialized expertise or services, not general, site-wide oversight of multiple LSP locations.

In Montana, the person in charge can oversee more than one LSP site under a single license. This individual is designated to take overall responsibility for compliance, policies, and day-to-day operations across all sites covered by that license, ensuring proper drug handling, recordkeeping, QA, and adherence to regulations at every location.

The board issues licenses and designates the person in charge, but the board itself is not the on-site supervisor. A licensed pharmacist on duty is responsible for the site they’re physically supervising at that moment, not all sites under the license. A consultant pharmacist provides specialized expertise or services, not general, site-wide oversight of multiple LSP locations.