Where must a pharmacist's license be displayed under normal circumstances?

A pharmacist's license must be displayed visibly at their primary practice site to ensure that it is accessible and apparent to patients, staff, and inspectors. This requirement helps to establish the legitimacy and professional standing of the pharmacist in their role, as it shows that they are licensed to practice pharmacy and comply with state regulations.

Displaying the license in the primary practice location strengthens public trust in the pharmacy profession by allowing patients to easily confirm the credentials of the pharmacist providing their medication and healthcare advice. This practice aligns with regulatory standards that prioritize transparency and accountability in pharmacy practice.

The other potential locations for displaying the license do not meet the regulatory requirements. Having the license in the customer area, for instance, may not be sufficient if it is not prominently presented in the primary practice site. Displaying it in a personal vehicle or in an office away from the pharmacy practice area does not serve the purpose of visibility and accessibility that the regulations intend.