Q: To renew my ri pharmacy tech I license do i have to tell the board of health i plead guilty to breathalizer refusal
I was arrested & charged with 1st offense d.u.i in march but they dropped that d.u.i charge in april because i took the breathalizer refusal charge instead because i need to keep my job! My 6 month license loss will be done in sept. I will have no criminal record but the ri department of health asks if you took a plea deal. Is that for felonies only?? I just dont want to get in trouble for answering no since i have only civil infractions. Thanks so much!
A:
http://health.ri.gov/applications/PharmacyTechnician.pdf
Pharmacy Technician I:
• Application Fee - $
25
.00
1. Good moral character;
2. 18 years of age or older (with the exception of those high school students working in
pharmacies as part of school or community sponsored career exploration programs);
3. High-school graduate or the equivalent, or currently enrolled in a high school or vocational
training program that awards such degree or certificate;
4. No convictions of any felony for violations involving controlled substances (subject to waiver
by the Board upon presentation of satisfactory evidence that such conviction does not
impair the ability of the person to conduct with safety to the public the duties of a pharmacy
technician 1 and
5. Currently enrolled in a Board-approved pharmacy technician training program
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