How the limit is set
What is a scheduled work still counts in a pharmacy staffing rule?
A scheduled work type such as inventory or clerical work never removes a technician or clerk from the count; a per-shift override, a non-working status, a work type set to never count, or a person excluded from the ratio still does.
That is the sentence RxShift uses wherever it applies this mechanic, on each state’s page and in the product. The states below are the ones whose rule, as RxShift applies it, carries it; each page states the rule with its citation and the date it was last verified.
States where RxShift applies it
Related mechanics
- Flat cap: A fixed number of technicians per pharmacist, the same in every setting.
- Additive formula: A set number for the first pharmacist on duty and a further set number for each additional pharmacist.
- Support-staff total: A total limit on support staff per pharmacist that counts unlicensed persons (clerks) as well as technicians.
- Technician on unlicensed tasks: A registered technician scheduled on a work type marked unlicensed tasks only fills a general support slot rather than a technician slot for that part of the shift.
- Minimum staffing floor: A minimum number of support staff must be present, not only a maximum.