they probably won't lose their license, but be censured, and future employment might be difficult to obtain
I have several stories..some funny
1)I used to work with a tech that told a story of a patient throwing a glass bottle of mag citrate at a tech where they used to work. It hit the tech and the patient was arrested.
2) I worked at a place where the night pharmacist(floater) was arrested the next morning at the pharmacy. (I have no idea why, but I assume it was scheduled drug theft.)
3) A temp pharmacist that worked one night professed their belief in wacky natural healing things. "vibrations" and "auras"
It was the first that I've ever heard of iridology.
http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/iridology.html
4) A patient threatened to "show us a gun" after their spouse paid hundreds of dollars for a generically available brand name med and we wouldn't take it back. The friendly police stopped by their house.
5) Once pharmacist where I used to work that casually talked about being on anti-depressants and benzos got into a screaming/shouting at top of their lungs match with a doctor.
6) A technician was fired and threw a brick through the window the next night at 3 am when the pharmacy was closed.
7) A tech was illegally funneling online reinbursements into their own bank account.
8) A tech who ran the mail out dept sent control rx's to various patients that all had the same address- the address of the tech who ran the mail out dept.
9) I worked with a pharmacist that had not worked in 20 years and just came back. 20 years prior they were held up and claimed long term disability. They had somehow taken out a HUGE disability policy like a month before they were held up.
10) A pharmacist divorced their spouse of 10 years and ran off to another state with a tech that they later married.
11) A pharmacist was fired for suspected control theft. The board was not notified. I read that that pharmacist lost their license six months later for control theft at another pharmacy chain.
12) A pharmacist had to go to jail every night because they were on work furlough for a month for multiple DUIs.
13) A tech would slam the phone against the counter as hard as he could when he was talking to patients and say "sorry tech difficulties." He could also hang up on every line that was ringing within 2 seconds. (not very patient oriented

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