Can a maintenance worker enter the pharmacy without a pharmacist present?

In Nevada, the law requires that a licensed pharmacist must be present when a maintenance worker enters a pharmacy area. This regulation is in place to ensure the safety and security of the medications and the integrity of the pharmacy operations. The presence of a pharmacist helps prevent unauthorized access to controlled substances and protects against any potential mishandling of drugs that could occur in their absence. Additionally, the pharmacist is responsible for maintaining compliance with legal and ethical standards, which includes monitoring who enters the pharmacy and for what purposes. Therefore, without a pharmacist onsite, a maintenance worker should not be allowed to enter the pharmacy.