Pharmacists · Oklahoma · Continuing education
Oklahoma Pharmacist CE Requirements (2026)
01 In short
- Pharmacist: 15 clock hours every year; renewal by the end of your birth month.
Official source: the state licensing board · checked Oct 28, 2026
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03 Requirements
Oklahoma Pharmacist CE requirements at a glance
- CE required
- 15clock hours
- Renewal cycle
- 1 year
- Deadline
- Birth month
- Reporting
- Other
- Renewal deadline
- By the end of your birth month
- Accepted credit
- ACPE-approved programs or programs approved by the Board (non-ACPE programs need a CE Evaluation Application)
- Renewal fee
- $100
- New licensees
- New graduates are not exempt from reporting: they report the pharmacy school and enrollment dates for the previous calendar year instead of courses.
- Audits & records
- For Board CE audits, NABP CPE Monitor documents ACPE-accredited courses; Board-approved sponsors issue certificates.
- Renew online
- pay.apps.ok.gov ↗
Good to know. 15 clock hours earned in the previous calendar year; annual renewal in the birth month. CE details (program, ACPE# or sponsor, date, hours) are entered at renewal; ACPE credit requires an NABP e-Profile/CPE Monitor. Late fee $100 (16 days after expiration).
Source: oklahoma.gov · Title 59, O.S., Chapter 8 § 353.11a · checked Oct 28, 2026
04 Questions
How many CE hours do pharmacists need in Oklahoma?
15 clock hours every year.
Which CE courses count for pharmacists in Oklahoma?
ACPE-approved programs or programs approved by the Board (non-ACPE programs need a CE Evaluation Application).
How do I verify a pharmacist license in Oklahoma?
Use the license lookup of the Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy (oklahoma.gov/pharmacy.html); the board's own record is the primary source. CE status itself is checked by the board at renewal.
When is the renewal deadline for pharmacists in Oklahoma?
Licenses renew by the end of your birth month (1 year cycle).