Verification record
How current is Nebraska’s pharmacy staffing rule, and how does RxShift know?
Last verified 2026-10-19. Read from the issuing body's own page and recorded word for word on the date above. That site does not allow automated re-checks, so this rule rests on its dated read, by a person where the page can only be opened in a browser.
The Nebraska rule as RxShift applies it →How we verify, every state →
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Passages captured from the issuing body
1,264 characters, word for word
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Official sources
nebraskalegislature.gov
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Dated reads on file
captures taken 2026-10-13, 2026-10-16, 2026-10-19
3
Automatic re-checks
newest 2026-10-19
The rule on file
Neb. Rev. Stat. § 38-2866.01. A pharmacist may supervise any combination of pharmacy technicians and pharmacist interns, up to a total of 4 people. When a pharmacist supervises 4 pharmacy technicians, at least one of them must be a certified pharmacy technician.
That is the sentence the Nebraska page states. The passages below are what the issuing body served when RxShift read it, kept as a dated record so a pharmacy and its counsel can check the sentence against the source. How a rule is read is decided by people and recorded with its date; no automated check can change a reading. RxShift reports deficiencies against this reading; it does not certify compliance, and nothing here is legal advice.
The recorded passages
Recorded word for word on the read of 2026-10-19. Each week an automated re-check opens every official source named here and confirms each passage is still on the page as served; the mark on each passage is what the newest re-check (2026-10-19) found.
Source 1: nebraskalegislature.gov
https://nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php?statute=38-2866.01 ↗section heading
Page allows no automated re-check38-2866.01. Pharmacist; supervision of pharmacy technicians and pharmacist interns.
83 characters, recorded as written.
subsections (1) to (3)
Page allows no automated re-check(1) A pharmacist may supervise any combination of pharmacy technicians and pharmacist interns at any time up to a total of four people. (2) A pharmacist intern shall be supervised at all times while performing the functions of a pharmacist intern which may include all aspects of the practice of pharmacy unless otherwise restricted. This subsection does not apply to a pharmacist intern who is receiving experiential training directed by the accredited pharmacy program in which he or she is enrolled. (3) For any pharmacist supervising four pharmacy technicians, at least one individual shall be a certified pharmacy technician pursuant to section 38-2890.
658 characters, recorded as written.
Source list, each entry
Page allows no automated re-checkLaws 2015, LB37, § 43;
22 characters, recorded as written.
Source list, each entry
Page allows no automated re-checkLaws 2017, LB166, § 14;
23 characters, recorded as written.
Source list, each entry
Page allows no automated re-checkLaws 2025, LB118, § 1;
22 characters, recorded as written.
Source list, each entry
Page allows no automated re-checkLaws 2026, LB912, § 21.
23 characters, recorded as written.
operative date
Page allows no automated re-checkOperative Date: April 15, 2026
30 characters, recorded as written.
Source 2: nebraskalegislature.gov
https://nebraskalegislature.gov/FloorDocs/109/PDF/Slip/LB912.pdf ↗LB912 page 1, approval line
Page allows no automated re-checkApproved by the Governor April 14, 2026
39 characters, recorded as written.
LB912 Sec. 21 opening (page 25), verbatim after the section number
Page allows no automated re-checkSection 38-2866.01, Revised Statutes Supplement, 2025, is amended to read:
74 characters, recorded as written.
LB912 Sec. 38 (page 32), verbatim after the section number
Page allows no automated re-checkOriginal section 38-2871, Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska, section 38-2852, Revised Statutes Cumulative Supplement, 2024, and section 38-2866.01, Revised Statutes Supplement, 2025, are repealed.
199 characters, recorded as written.
LB912 Sec. 40 (page 32), verbatim after the section number
Page allows no automated re-checkSince an emergency exists, this act takes effect when passed and approved according to law.
91 characters, recorded as written.
Every read and every re-check, newest first
A dated read is RxShift reading the issuing body’s text and recording it in a dated report; its public note is repeated here word for word from the updates log. A re-check is the weekly automated comparison of the recorded passages against the live page. People decide every reading; a re-check never changes one. Nebraska's issuing body does not allow automated re-checks, so this state rests on its dated reads.
2026-10-19
Re-check: not allowed
The automated re-check could not read nebraskalegislature.gov (HTTP 503).
2026-10-19
Full read
Read in full from the issuing body's own text and recorded word for word.
Nebraska's pharmacy staffing rule is unchanged as of October 19, 2026. Under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 38-2866.01, as amended by LB912 (operative April 15, 2026), a pharmacist may supervise any combination of pharmacy technicians and pharmacist interns up to a total of 4 people, and a pharmacist supervising 4 pharmacy technicians must have at least one certified pharmacy technician among them. No proposed change to the Department of Health and Human Services' pharmacy regulations was found.
Confidence recorded: high. This entry on the updates log
2026-10-16
Re-check: not allowed
The automated re-check could not read every source the record names.
2026-10-16
Currency screen
A check for any amendment, repeal or proposal since the last full read.
Nebraska's pharmacy staffing rule is unchanged as of October 16, 2026. Under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 38-2866.01 as amended by LB912 (operative April 15, 2026) a pharmacist may supervise no more than 4 technicians and interns combined, with a certified technician required once a pharmacist has more than 3 technicians, and the Secretary of State's docket shows no proposed rule against the Department's pharmacy regulations.
Confidence recorded: high. This entry on the updates log
2026-10-15
Re-check: no baseline
No report with a verbatim record qualified as a baseline on that date, so there was nothing for the automated re-check to compare.
2026-10-13
Full read
Read in full from the issuing body's own text and recorded word for word.
In Nebraska one pharmacist may supervise any combination of pharmacy technicians and pharmacist interns at any time up to a total of four people, and when a pharmacist supervises four pharmacy technicians at least one of them must be a certified pharmacy technician; since April 15, 2026 that certification requirement applies only when four technicians are supervised, so a team of three technicians and one intern does not need a certified technician (Neb. Rev. Stat. § 38-2866.01, as amended by LB912).
Confidence recorded: high. This entry on the updates log
2026-10-12
Currency screen
A check for any amendment, repeal or proposal since the last full read.
Nebraska lets one pharmacist supervise any combination of pharmacy technicians and pharmacist interns at any time up to a total of four people, and when a pharmacist supervises four pharmacy technicians at least one must be a certified pharmacy technician (Neb. Rev. Stat. § 38-2866.01, as amended effective April 15, 2026). The Pharmacy Practice Act and the Department's pharmacy rules set no maximum shift length, minimum rest period, required break or consecutive-day limit; a pharmacy must employ "a sufficient number of licensed pharmacists to safely meet the needs of the individuals seeking services at the pharmacy" (175 NAC 8-006.01(A)) and must file an annual Pharmacy Quality Assurance Report listing its pharmacists, interns and technicians (175 NAC 8-004.01).
Confidence recorded: high. This entry on the updates log
2026-09-16
Report
A dated report on file for this state.
Nebraska lets one pharmacist supervise up to four people at a time, counting pharmacy technicians and pharmacist interns together in the same total, and requires at least one of them to be a certified pharmacy technician when all four are technicians (Neb. Rev. Stat. § 38-2866.01, as amended effective April 15, 2026).
Confidence recorded: high. This entry on the updates log
What the re-check results mean
- Confirmed: every recorded passage was still on the issuing body’s page as served that day.
- Mismatch: at least one passage was not found. It is reported as it stands, a person looks, and the rows after it show what followed.
- Not allowed: the issuing body’s site does not permit automated reading, so the rule rests on its dated read, by a person where the page can only be opened in a browser.
- Nothing to match, no baseline: the record on file held no passage the re-check can match, or no report yet qualified as its baseline.