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BOP Program Statement 6360.03 § 4
TRAINING AND EDUCATION
Pharmacy personnel will participate in relevant education programs, including orientation of new
staff, in-service, and outside continuing education.
a. Orientation. Institution HSAs and Chief Pharmacists will ensure pharmacists and all other
staff working within the pharmacy (e.g., pharmacy and medication technicians) complete
Pharmacy Services Orientation prior to assuming pharmacy responsibilities. Documentation of
orientation will be maintained per the Program Statement Health Care Provider Credential
Verification, Privileges, and Practice Agreement Program.
Any Bureau staff or contractor who has completed the required training and competencies, as
established by the HSD, may distribute or administer medications.
b. Pharmacist Peer Reviews. A pharmacist peer review will be completed for each Bureau
pharmacist as specified in the Program Statement Health Care Provider Credential Verification,
Privileges, and Practice Agreement Program. The Bureau Chief Pharmacist or designee will
identify the peer reviewers responsible for conducting the review.
Corrective action reviews are used when circumstances indicate a need for an onsite review of
the institution pharmacist (clinical or administrative) or pharmacy programs, as determined by
the Regional Chief Pharmacist, Chief of Clinical Pharmacy Programs, or Bureau Chief
Pharmacist. Refer to the Program Statement Health Care Provider Credential Verification,
6360.03 5/7/2026 PROPERTY OF US GOVERNMENT 4
Privileges, and Practice Agreement Program for policies related to corrective action reviews.
History
PS 6360.03 dated 2026-05-07
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
26644e3a36371178c5e748ecfe8f2a413c218800c526c8e51b60aece4b01cf29
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