How long must a person wait to re-apply for a pharmacist license if it has been revoked in Colorado?

In Colorado, if a pharmacist's license has been revoked, the individual is required to wait a minimum of two years before they can apply for reinstatement of their license. This waiting period is established to ensure that the individual has sufficient time to reflect on the reasons for the revocation and to demonstrate rehabilitation or improvement since the license was revoked. The state's regulations are designed to protect public health and safety by ensuring that only qualified and reliable individuals are allowed to practice pharmacy.

The requirement of a two-year waiting period underscores the seriousness with which the state views the integrity of the pharmacy profession. This timeframe also allows for any relevant changes in behavior, education, or circumstances that may support the person's case for reinstatement.