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TEXAS STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY

Relicensure — Pharmacists

A pharmacist who has a license that has been expired for one year or more may not renew and must reapply for licensure in Texas. A license may be issued if the individual is able to meet the requirements for relicensure.

Requirements for Relicensure

For pharmacists with an EXPIRED Texas license but who are actively practicing pharmacy in another state, see the requirements outlined in Texas Pharmacy Rule §283.10 (f).

For pharmacists with an EXPIRED Texas License and who have NOT been practicing pharmacy in another state, see the requirements outlined in Texas Pharmacy Rule §283.10 (g).

Relicensure Application

Before submitting the relicensure application packet, it is best to contact the Pharmacist Relicensure Specialist to discuss the requirements of the Relicensure process based on the applicant's specific circumstances.

The Relicensure Specialist may be reached by email at: grades@pharmacy.texas.gov or by phone at: (512) 305-8011.

The relicensure application packet can be found via the button below:

Relicensure Application Packet

Fingerprints

Upon completion of the relicensure application, you must complete a fingerprint session. Learn more via the button below.

Relicensure Fingerprint Information

Helpful Information and Links

Candidates Guide to Jurisprudence Examination

National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) - Includes NAPLEX and MPJE information