If a pharmacist's license is suspended, which of the following is required to apply for reinstatement?

To apply for reinstatement of a pharmacist's license after a suspension, it is typically required that the individual presents their case at a board hearing. The presence of counsel can provide legal representation and support, while witnesses may be necessary to provide character references or evidence to support the pharmacist's case for reinstatement. This process ensures that the board has sufficient information to make an informed decision regarding the reinstatement.

In addition to legal representation and witnesses, there are often other requirements, such as submitting specific forms or documents, which may include fees or applications related to the reinstatement process. However, the critical aspect of having a formal hearing with the opportunity for legal counsel and witnesses to be present is a fundamental part of the reinstatement process in many jurisdictions, emphasizing the serious nature of license suspensions and the due process involved in seeking reinstatement.