(1) Each pharmacist preceptor shall:

(a) apply for board approval to be a preceptor;

(b) have been actively engaged in:

(i) the practice of pharmacy for two years unless otherwise approved by the board; or

(ii) other approved disciplines;

(c) be engaged in active practice while acting as preceptor;

(d) not have been convicted of violation of any statutes or rules relating to pharmacy within three years prior to application;

(e) be acutely aware of the responsibilities governing professional conduct in this state;

(f) have current knowledge of developments in the profession by exhibiting such attendances, readings, and actions, which conform to the best traditions of pharmacy;

(g) make such reports and certifications as required under the approved program;

(h) notify the board of any change of address or employment within ten days. Change of employment shall serve to suspend preceptor approval until such time as reevaluation is made by the board; and

(i) not be permitted to leave an intern work alone to assume the responsibility of a pharmacist.

(2) The repackaging, labeling, and dispensing of drugs for distribution shall be under the supervision of a registered pharmacist or pharmacist preceptor.

(3) A pharmacist preceptor may only supervise one student in internship or one student in introductory pharmacy practice experience (IPPE) at any time.

(4) A pharmacist preceptor may supervise no more than three persons at one time (including technicians and students) unless an exception is specifically granted by the board.

(5) A pharmacist preceptor may supervise two students at a time if the students are completing an advanced pharmacy practice experience (APPE) through an approved school of pharmacy.