Table 2.

Pharmacist PrEP prescriber requirements.

State	Legislation	Education requirements	Prescribing criteria
Florida	House Bill 389 Expands pharmacy practice to include certain drug therapy services, including PrEP Under Collaborative Pharmacy Practice Agreement (CPPA), testing and treatment under a written protocol with a supervising physician	Doctor of Pharmacy Degree or 5 years of experience as a licensed pharmacist License renewal every 2 years with an 8-h continuing education course 20-h course: performance of patient assessment; ordering, performing, and interpreting clinical and laboratory tests	Professional liability insurance coverage Patient records medical system for at least 5 years
North Carolina	House Bill 96 Under CPPA and standing order from collaborating physician, may dispense without a prescription Pharmacists must counsel patients and notify primary care provider of PrEP usage	Doctor of Pharmacy degree Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Completed two NCCPC or ACPE approved certificate programs Completion of an ASHP accredited residency program	CPPA with a physician licensed in NC who has prescribing authority, including of controlled substances, approved by the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy 5 years of clinical experience
Tennessee	Tennessee Board of Pharmacy Rule 1140–03-0.17 (5)(b) Under CPPA and standing order from collaborating physician, may dispense PrEP without a prescription Pharmacists must counsel patients and notify their primary care provider of PrEP usage	Doctor of Pharmacy degree OR Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy and in active practice Pass the NAPLEX and MPJE Licensed by Tennessee Board of Pharmacy	CPPA with a physician, that includes guidelines for treatment, screening, and preventative care CPPA is renewed and updated every 2 years
Nevada	Nevada Senate Bill 325 Pharmacists may prescribe, dispense, and administer PrEP Requires all state regulated health plans, including Medicaid and state employee plans, to provide coverage and reimbursement for medications and related pharmacist clinical services at a rate equal to other practitioners	Doctor of Pharmacy degree Pass the NAPLEX and the MPJE Licensed by Nevada Board of Pharmacy	Complete a two-hour education course approved by ACPE Liability insurance coverage of 1 million dollars Pharmacist must complete patient HIV screening assessment and counseling on proper use of medication