Or. Admin. Code § 855-120-0150 - Prohibited Practices - Intern
(1) An Intern must not:
(a) Practice pharmacy as defined in ORS
689.005 except as permitted by
the Pharmacist or Healthcare Preceptor who is supervising the Intern;
(b) Engage in any form of discrimination,
harassment, intimidation, or assault in the workplace;
(c) Communicate (e.g., counseling, patient
care services, billing) with a patient who prefers to communicate in a language
other than English or who communicates in signed language, unless the Intern is
a health care interpreter registered by the Oregon Health Authority under ORS
413.558 or the supervising
Pharmacist or Preceptor is also fluent in the language being interpreted;
or
(d) Engage in patient care
services when the supervising Pharmacist is not trained and qualified to
perform the service.
(2)
Until an Intern has successfully completed their first academic year, an Intern
may observe, but must not:
(a) Conduct a Drug
Utilization Review or Drug Regimen Review;
(b) Counsel a patient or the patient's agent
regarding a prescription, either prior to or after dispensing, or regarding any
medical information contained in the patient's record or chart;
(c) Advise on therapeutic values, content,
hazards and use of drugs and devices;
(d) Conduct Medication Therapy
Management;
(e) Practice pursuant
to a Clinical Pharmacy Agreement or engage in Collaborative Drug Therapy
Management;
(f) Practice pursuant
to Statewide Drug Therapy Management Protocols;
(g) Prescribe a vaccine, drug or device;
or
(h) Perform verification as
defined in OAR 855-006-0005.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 689.205
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 689.155
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