N.M. Admin. Code § 16.19.5.7 - DEFINITIONS
As used in the internship program.
A.
"Approved training area"
means a place for instructing an intern for licensure subject to requirements
of the board.
B.
"Approved
program" means a program of training as outlined by the "standards
of practice."
C.
"Computed time" means that time credited towards the training
period which begins from the date of intern registration and continues under
the requirements of the approved program. Computed time shall consist of a
maximum of 48 hours per week acquired in the internship program; including
those hours acquired in an academic clinical pharmacy program, extern program,
radiopharmacy program, or a "demonstration project" approved by the
board.
D.
"Intern"
means a pharmacy student or a graduate from an accredited college of pharmacy
and registered in an approved program of supervised training.
E.
"Intern certificate of
registration" means that certificate furnished by the board upon
approval of, application for registration of intern, received from the intern
applicant.
F.
"Training
period" means 1500 hours if in the doctor of pharmacy program of
structured internship experience under the instruction of a licensed pharmacist
that is a board approved or college approved preceptor, said hours to be
acquired after the satisfactory completion of all courses in the first semester
of college of pharmacy curriculum, or its equivalent. Satisfactory completion
requires that the student be eligible to progress in the college of pharmacy
curriculum.
G.
"Structured
internship experience" may be obtained through academic internship hours
for a minimum of 1500 internship hours satisfactorily completed and documented
in an academic setting in the doctor of pharmacy program.
H.
"Preceptor" means a licensed
pharmacist who meets those requirements for the supervision and training of an
intern as stipulated in Subsection D of
16.19.5.8 NMAC of this
regulation.
I.
"Supervision" means that the preceptor shall maintain personal
contact with the intern and shall be responsible for the required training at
all times during the training period.
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