Pharmacist Renewal
NOTICE: Pharmacist Renewal Fingerprints
Pharmacists fingerprinted before June 2015 must re-fingerprint before renewing. Learn more here.
Pharmacists are required to renew every two years after the initial renewal. You can renew through the Online Licensing System.
Below are some commonly asked questions and resources regarding pharmacist license renewal.
What CE requirements do I need to meet to renew?
Visit our Continuing Education page for a comprehensive look at what CE requirements you may need to meet to renew your license.
I want to place my license on inactive status.
During the online renewal process, you can request the Inactive status by using the pull-down response list when answering the question regarding completion of CE hours. However, you cannot practice pharmacy in Texas while the status is Inactive.
For more information regarding inactive status, see this document.
I want to reactivate my inactive license.
Contact TSBP if you are currently Inactive and wish to return to Active status at: license@pharmacy.texas.gov.
I am a military service member, military veteran, or military spouse. What are my renewal options?
Board rule 283.12 provides certain benefits to military service members, military veterans, and military spouses.
See this chart for detailed information about these options and how you can request them when renewing.
Related Questions
I'm not practicing pharmacy in Texas and don't plan to practice pharmacy in Texas anymore. Can I retire or cancel my license?
There is no option to retire, cancel, or place a hold on your license. However, you can simply allow your license to lapse if you wish. See this document for details.