Members of the board must have practiced in New Hampshire for at least how many years?

The requirement that members of the board must have practiced in New Hampshire for at least two years is designed to ensure that board members have sufficient experience and familiarity with the state's pharmacy practice laws and regulations. This period provides enough time for practitioners to become knowledgeable about the specific challenges and nuances of practicing in the state, as well as to establish a professional reputation. Having board members with a solid amount of practical experience helps ensure that they can make informed decisions regarding pharmacy practice standards, regulations, and the overall welfare of public health and safety concerning pharmacy operations in New Hampshire.

This two-year requirement strikes a balance between ensuring experienced oversight while allowing for the inclusion of new perspectives from more recent practitioners who are familiar with current trends and issues in the field.