What action must be taken if a Designated Representative changes their address?

When a Designated Representative changes their address, it is essential to update their information with the Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy. This action is necessary because the Board maintains official records and needs up-to-date contact information for regulatory compliance, communication, and to ensure that the representative can be reached if necessary. Keeping accurate records allows for proper oversight and accountability within the pharmacy practice in Arkansas.

Failure to update the Board could lead to issues such as missed communications, the potential for penalties, or even disciplinary actions. This requirement reinforces the importance of maintaining an accurate and current registry of all licensed representatives, allowing for transparency and effective governance in the pharmacy sector.

The other options do not fulfill the necessary legal requirements or maintain the standards expected by regulatory bodies. For example, just notifying the local pharmacy or only informing the employer would not ensure that the state Board has the most current information. Hence, updating with the Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy is the definitive action required.