What is the primary governing body for pharmacy regulation in Wyoming?

The primary governing body for pharmacy regulation in Wyoming is the Wyoming State Board of Pharmacy. This board is responsible for the regulation and licensing of pharmacists and pharmacies within the state. It establishes rules and standards for pharmacy practice to ensure public safety and the effective delivery of pharmaceutical care.

This Board oversees the enforcement of pharmacy laws, issues licenses to pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, and ensures compliance with state and federal pharmacy regulations. It also provides guidance and disciplinary action when necessary to uphold ethical and professional standards in pharmacy practice.

The other organizations listed, while they may be involved in health-related regulation or support the pharmacy profession, do not have the specific authority to govern pharmacy practice as defined by state law. The Wyoming Board of Health and the Wyoming Division of Public Health focus more broadly on public health issues, and the Wyoming Pharmaceutical Association serves as a professional association that advocates for pharmacists but does not have regulatory authority.