| | | 3. Professional continuing education. The board may approve, | | as continuing education, activities such as lectures, seminars, | | workshops, formal classes, in-service programs and correspondence | | courses. |
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| | | §13833. Violations and penalties |
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| | | 1. Violations. After October 1, 2005, a person may not act as | | a pharmaceutical detailer until a certificate of registration has | | been issued by the board. Upon the finding of a violation under | | this subsection, the board may impose one or more of the | | penalties enumerated in sections 13731 and 13743 in accordance | | with the provisions of those sections. |
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| | | 2. Reinstatement. Reinstatement of a certificate of | | registration that has been suspended, revoked or restricted by | | the board may be granted in accordance with the procedures | | specified in section 13743, subsection 2. |
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| | | This bill requires the annual registration of pharmaceutical | | detailers with the Maine Board of Pharmacy beginning October 1, | | 2005. A pharmaceutical detailer is a person who acts in an | | educational role on behalf of a pharmaceutical manufacturer or | | labeler regarding its drugs, supplies and other products, but a | | pharmaceutical detailer is not registered as a lobbyist for a | | pharmaceutical manufacturer or labeler. The bill imposes a | | registration fee not to exceed $50. The bill also authorizes the | | board to adopt rules regarding the registration of pharmaceutical | | detailers. |
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