What are the penalties for violating New Jersey pharmacy regulations?

Violating New Jersey pharmacy regulations can lead to serious consequences aimed at maintaining the integrity and safety of pharmaceutical practices. The penalties include fines, which serve as a financial deterrent against non-compliance, license suspension to restrict an individual or entity from practicing until compliance is achieved, and various disciplinary actions that might involve additional oversight or conditions for future practice.

These measures are put in place to ensure that pharmacists and pharmacy operations adhere to established standards that protect public health and safety. The strict enforcement of these regulations highlights the importance of professional accountability within the field.