SF0121

Amends the Wyoming Pharmacy Act to lower the minimum age for pharmacist-administered immunizations and clarify pharmacy practice definitions.

• Lowers the minimum age for pharmacist immunization administration from seven years old to three years old. (W.S. 33-24-157(a), Sec. 1)
• Requires parental consent for pharmacist-prescribed and administered immunizations to minor children. (W.S. 33-24-157(a), Sec. 1)
• Establishes that pharmacists are not required to administer immunizations to individuals under thirteen years of age and prohibits employer discrimination based on a pharmacist's decision not to do so. (W.S. 33-24-157(a), Sec. 1)
• Requires pharmacists administering vaccinations to enter immunization records into the Wyoming immunization registry maintained by the department of health. (W.S. 33-24-157(a), Sec. 1)
• Clarifies that pharmacy practice includes collaborative pharmaceutical care, but pharmacists cannot be required to participate in such arrangements or discriminated against for declining to do so. (W.S. 33-24-124(c), Sec. 1)
• Authorizes the board of pharmacy to establish rules governing collaborative pharmaceutical care practices. (W.S. 33-24-124(c), Sec. 1)
• Requires the board of pharmacy to promulgate all rules necessary to implement the act. (Sec. 2)

Effective: July 1, 2026

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