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Indiana Board of Pharmacy

Board Members

Board Member NameAppointment DateTerm Expiration DateAppointing Authority
Steven Anderson R.Ph., President12/01/200309/30/2027Governor
Matt Balla, R.Ph., Vice President08/02/201709/30/2027Governor
Mark Smosna, R.Ph.03/01/5201609/30/2027Governor
Jason Jablonski, R.Ph., 09/29/202009/30/2028Governor
Mark Bunton, R.Ph.09/28/202009/30/2028Governor
Andrew Meador, C.Ph.T.10/27/202309/30/2027Governor
Kate Snedeker, Consumer Member09/13/202309/30/2027Governor

Pursuant to IC 25-1-6.5-2, members serve until a successor is appointed after the end of their term. Board members may serve multiple terms.

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Indiana Board of Pharmacy Minutes & Agendas

  • NOTICE: Pursuant to the requirements of IC 5-14-1.5-2.9, recordings (archived copies) of the Indiana Board of Pharmacy’s public meetings are available here on the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency's (PLA's) YouTube Channel. Members of the public may submit public records requests online through the PLA’s APRA Portal, to potentially obtain recordings and/or records that are not currently available on the PLA’s YouTube Channel or here on the website, and are still within the State of Indiana’s retention schedules, the PLA’s retention schedules, or any other retention period afforded by law.

License Types Granted by the Board

  • Pharmacist
  • Pharmacist Intern
  • Pharmacy Technician
  • Controlled Substance Registration
  • CE Sponsor - Pharmacy
  • Pharmacy
  • Non-Resident Pharmacy
  • Home Medical Equipment Service Providers
  • Wholesale Drug Distributor
  • Remote Dispensing Facility
  • Third Party Logistics Provider
  • Prescription Pad Provider
  • Pharmacy Tech Training Program

Additional information may be found in Application Instructions.

Impaired Pharmacist Program

Pursuant to IC 25-26-13-4.5, the Indiana Board of Pharmacy has entered into an agreement with the Indiana  Professionals Recovery Program (IPRP) to provide for the rehabilitation and monitoring of impaired pharmacists.  The mission of this program is to offer pharmacists suffering from chemical dependency an option to administrative disciplinary action before the Indiana Board of Pharmacy. Participation in this program is voluntary; federal and state confidentiality laws apply to all participants.

Self referrals as well as family referrals are encouraged. Referrals by pharmacies or other employers can be made directly to IPRP.  Any licensed pharmacist suffering from chemical dependency is eligible to enter the IPRN program.

The program offers services which include educational presentations to appropriate audiences, advice concerning actions related to chemically dependent pharmacists, intervention planning, assistance in conducting interventions, chemical dependency assessment, a monitoring contract, referrals to appropriate treatment programs, periodic personal and/or telephone contact with an assigned sponsor, random and for-cause urine drug screens, and written/verbal report of compliance of contract to appropriate individuals.

IPRP may be contacted by calling 219.707.8081 ext 1 or via email at info@inprp.org.