1997 Minnesota Statutes

     151.102 Pharmacy technician. 

    A pharmacy technician may assist a pharmacist in the 
 practice of pharmacy by performing nonjudgmental tasks and works 
 under the personal and direct supervision of the pharmacist.  A 
 pharmacist may supervise two technicians, as long as the 
 pharmacist assumes responsibility for all the functions 
 performed by the technicians.  Nothing in this section prohibits 
 the board of pharmacy from operating according to established 
 rules setting ratios of technicians to pharmacists greater than 
 two to one for the functions specified in rule.  The delegation 
 of any duties, tasks, or functions by a pharmacist to a pharmacy 
 technician is subject to continuing review and becomes the 
 professional and personal responsibility of the pharmacist who 
 directed the pharmacy technician to perform the duty, task, or 
 function. 

    HIST: 1997 c 132 s 3