3-Pack Pharmacy Law | Discount Package

3-Pack | Pharmacy Law consists of 3 continuing education topics focused on regulation with a total of 3 CE which includes 3 recorded lectures and completion of the quiz associated with each topic.

Topic 1 is Advanced Pharmacy Practice through Enhanced Technician Roles 
Presented by Zachary Green, CPhT Director, Professional Affairs Director, PTEC 

Advancing Pharmacy Practice Through Enhanced Technician Roles” highlights the evolving roles of pharmacy technicians and their significant impact on pharmacy practice. It explores advanced technician responsibilities and the value of credentials in elevating their practice. Attendees will gain insight into the regulatory landscape shaping technician roles and how employers leverage advanced training and credentials to support technician career development, ultimately advancing the profession and improving patient care. 

Topic 2 is Collaborative Practice, Statewide Protocols, and Independent Prescriptive Authority, How Pharmacy is Expanding Services to Increase Access to Patients
Presented by Dr. Don Klepser, PhD, MBA 

Look for an interactive discussion of how different regulations regarding pharmacist prescriptive authority impacts patient access to services. 

Topic 3 is Reaching New Heights: The Role of Self-Audits and Pharmacy Workflow Optimization in Technician Advancement
Presented by Nick Hufton, CPhT, 340B Education Program Manager | Apexus | Texas and Shamroz Sultan, 340B Education Program Manager | Apexus | Texas 

Are you looking for an opportunity to advance your career as a pharmacy technician? If so, a position in 340B program operations may be a potential next steppingstone in your professional journey! Oftentimes, pharmacy technicians have already started fostering useful 340B skills and experience in their current roles without realizing the potential for branching into the 340B space. 

Join the Apexus Advanced 340B Operations C

Accredited for: 3 CEertificate Program team for an insightful webinar as we delve into the crucial aspects of 340B compliance. In our third and final session in this series, we will explore the role of self-audits in maintaining compliance with the 340B program. 

We will also discuss the various pharmacy workflows that contribute to successful audits and examine the unique skillsets of technicians that support efficient 340B program operations. 

Type of Activity: Pharmacy Law (UAN) #0008-0000-25-101-H03-T
Release Date: Aug 9, 2025
Expiration Date: Aug 9, 2028
Estimated time to complete activity: 3 hours

Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion of this knowledge-based CPE activity, pharmacy technicians should be able to:

1. Identify the role self audits play in ensuring adherence to 340B compliance requirements. 
2. Discuss how the 340B program can be supported through technician-led pharmacy workflow optimization. 
3. Review the unique technician skillsets that support both the 340B program and pharmacy operations. 
4. Define pharmacist prescriptive authority. 
5. Discuss the mechanisms that pharmacists are using to gain prescriptive authority, and how it increases patient access to care. 
6. Describe how advances in pharmacist prescriptive authority impact pharmacy technicians.  
7. Identify advanced pharmacy technician roles and explain their impact on pharmacy practice. 
8. Recognize the purpose of credentials in advancing pharmacy technician practice. 
9. Describe the regulatory landscape impacting pharmacy technicians’ roles and responsibilities.  

Instructions to complete this continuing pharmacy technician education (CPE) activity.

1. Click on each of the 3 videos to view the recorded lecture. Viewing the entire lecture is a required element of this CPE.
2. After viewing the recorded lectures, click PAY TO GET QUIZ.  The link takes you to your  cart to pay for the quiz.
   • After paying for the quiz, receive an email with a unique link to take the quiz and claim CE.
   • Copy and paste the unique link into your browser search engine.
   • Provide profile information- NABP e-Profile ID # and DOB (mmdd) are required. 
3. Complete the quiz with a minimum score of 80%. You are allowed 3 opportunities to reach this minimum score.
4. Complete the activity evaluation form.
5. Transcript information will be sent to the NABP CPE Monitor Service. Please allow 7-days for the credit to appear in your account.

    The University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (SSPPS) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education (CPE). This activity is eligible for ACPE credit.