What must a pharmacist do if they do not pay their fees by July 1?

If a pharmacist does not pay their fees by July 1, the correct outcome is that they cannot practice because the license becomes invalid. The licensure is contingent upon the timely payment of fees, and failure to meet this obligation means the license is no longer valid for practice. This regulation is in place to ensure that all practicing pharmacists maintain their licensing responsibilities, which includes annual fees that support the regulatory framework that governs their practice.

An invalid license means that the pharmacist is not authorized to provide pharmacy services, which is critical for ensuring patient safety and adherence to state laws regarding pharmacy practice. Thus, the importance of maintaining an active, valid license cannot be overstated, as it directly ties into the legal ability to practice as a pharmacist in Indiana.