Under what condition can a pharmacy be issued a temporary license in Nevada?

A pharmacy in Nevada can be issued a temporary license when it moves to a new location. This provision allows the pharmacy to continue operations without interruption as it transitions to the new site while waiting for final licensing approval. The temporary license ensures that patients still have access to pharmacy services during this transition period.

Collaborative agreements with physicians, minor violations, or immediate inspections do not qualify for the issuance of a temporary license. Collaborative agreements pertain more to the scope of practice for pharmacists rather than the licensing process. Minor violations typically do not warrant a temporary license and are often managed through penalties or corrective measures without disrupting pharmacy operations. Additionally, the need for an immediate inspection does not conventionally align with issuing a temporary license; inspections are generally conducted as part of the licensing approval process rather than a reason for temporary licensure.