Oregon Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Licensing
Licensing requirements for Oregon healthcare and pharmaceutical companies and individuals.
This page provides an overview of healthcare and pharmaceutical industry licensing in Oregon for individuals and businesses. You will find state requirements, application fees, filing instructions, and more. For assistance with licensing, please contact us to learn about our software and managed license services.
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Company Licenses
Oregon Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Company Licenses
Oregon Central Fill Drug Outlet and Remote Processing Drug Outlet License
| Agency: | Oregon State Board of Pharmacy |
Initial Registration
| Form: | Central Fill Drug Outlet and Remote Processing Drug Outlet Application |
| Agency Fee: | $175 |
Registration Renewal
| Agency Fee: | $175 |
| Due: | Annually by February 28. |
| Notes: | Renewal information is sent in the mail. |
Oregon Consulting or Drugless Pharmacy License
| Agency: | Oregon State Board of Pharmacy |
Initial Registration
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| Agency Fee: | $175 for either retail or institutional registration or $350 for both. |
Registration Renewal
| Agency Fee: | $175 for either retail or institutional registration or $350 for both. |
| Due: | Annually by February 28. |
| Notes: | Renewal information is sent in the mail. |
Oregon Controlled Substance Registration
| Agency: | Oregon State Board of Pharmacy |
Initial Registration
| Agency Fee: | $100 |
| Notes: | The Controlled Substance Registration Application is contained within the application for a pharmacy or facility license. |
Registration Renewal
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| Agency Fee: | $100 |
| Due: | Annually by September 30. |
| Notes: | The controlled substance registration is renewed with the associated license. |
Oregon Nonprescription Drug Outlet Registration - Class C (Medical Device, Equipment & Gas Drug Outlet)
| Agency: | Oregon State Board of Pharmacy |
Initial Registration
| Form: | Nonprescription Drug Outlet Application - Class C (Medical Device, Equipment & Gas) |
| Filing Method: | Mail or Online |
| Agency Fee: | $105 |
| Original Ink: | Not Required |
Registration Renewal
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| Agency Fee: | $105 |
| Due: | Annually by January 31. |
| Original Ink: | Not Required |
Oregon Retail or Institutional Drug Outlet License
| Agency: | Oregon State Board of Pharmacy |
| Registered Agent (Special Agency) Required? | No |
Initial Registration
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| Turnaround: | Application processing time is approximately 4-6 weeks, but could be longer depending on the circumstances. Be sure to submit a complete application to avoid delays in registration. |
| Notes: | Each company or location address, even if under common ownership, must submit a separate application for registration. |
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Registration Renewal
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| Due: | Annually by March 31. |
Individual Licenses
Oregon Individual Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Licenses
Oregon Pharmacist License
| Agency: | Oregon State Board of Pharmacy |
Initial Registration
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| Agency Fee: | $151.25 ($60 application fee, $50 NAPLEX fee, $41.25 background check fee) |
| Original Ink: | Not Required |
Reciprocal Registration
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| Agency Fee: | $301.25 ($60 application fee, $200 reciprocity fee, $41.25 background check fee) |
| Original Ink: | Not Required |
Registration Renewal
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| Agency Fee: | Renewal fees are issued to license holders in March of odd-numbered years. |
| Due: | Biennially, by June 30th of odd-numbered years. |
| Original Ink: | Not Required |
Oregon Pharmacy Intern License
| Agency: | Oregon State Board of Pharmacy |
Initial Registration
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| Agency Fee: | $50 application fee + $41.25 background check fee. |
Renewal Not Required
Not required
Intern licenses expire on the last day of November following the second anniversary of issuance and cannot be renewed.
Learn about healthcare and pharmaceutical licensing in other states:
Controlled Substance Registration - In addition to a pharmacy license, controlled substance registration registration is required in many states for pharmacies that distribute controlled substances.
NABP (National Association of Boards of Pharmacy) - Host a variety of programs and resources relating to pharmacist and pharmacy licensure and examination.
Pharmacist in Charge - A licensed pharmacist designated by a pharmacy to act as the party responsible for compliance with regulations.
VPP (Verified Pharmacy Program) - A program run by NABP that allows state boards to share information and more easily register out-of-state pharmacies.
