RAC (Rules Advisory Committee)
The Oregon Board of Pharmacy may utilize rules advisory committees (RACs) when developing or amending Oregon Administrative Rules. RACs offer excellent opportunities for the public and stakeholders to provide input and suggestions during the development of new rules, amendment or repeal of existing rules, and the fiscal impact associated with proposed rulemaking.
Current RAC Opportunities
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Questions?
Committees & Work Groups
If you are interested in participating in a work group, committee or as a Board pharmacist representative for another Board or Commission, email your inquiry to
pharmacy.board@bop.oregon.gov
Public Health & Pharmacy Formulary Advisory Committee
- Title:
- Public Health & Pharmacy Formulary Advisory Committee
- Appointee:
Evon Anukam, R.Ph.
Amy Burns, R.Ph.
Amy Valdez, R.Ph.
Mark Helm, MD
Sean Jones, MD
Kat Chinn, APRN
Helen Turner, APRN
- Date Appointed:
- 12/1/19
- Term Expiration:
- 11/30/2021 & 11/30/2022
- Appointed by:
Recommended by the Board and approved by the Governor
- Notes:
Two-year terms
ORS 689.645 & ORS 689.649
PHAPFAC
Immunization Policy Advisory Team
- Title:
- Immunization Policy Advisory Team
- Appointee:
- Date Appointed:
- 11/18/2020
- Term Expiration:
- 9/2/2022
- Appointed by:
DHS Immunization Program Manager
- Notes:
Council on Naturopathic Physicians Formulary
- Title:
- Council on Naturopathic Physicians Formulary
- Appointee:
Natalie Gustafson, R.Ph.
Will McClatchey, R.Ph.
- Date Appointed:
- 8/2011, 6/2019
- Term Expiration:
- 6/2021, 6/2021
- Appointed by:
Board of Pharmacy
Board of Pharmacy
- Notes:
Oregon Pain Management Commission
- Title:
- Oregon Pain Management Commission
- Appointee:
- Date Appointed:
- 6/1/2021
- Term Expiration:
- 5/31/2023
- Appointed by:
Director of the Oregon Health Authority
- Notes:
The Oregon Board of Pharmacy consists of nine Board Members, five board members are licensed pharmacists, two are licensed pharmacy technicians and two are representatives of the public. The Governor appoints each member of the Board for a term of four years, subject to approval by the State Senate and they may be reappointed.