How many public members are part of the Board of Examiners Pharmacy?

The Board of Examiners in Pharmacy typically consists of a group of professionals who are responsible for regulating the practice of pharmacy in a jurisdiction. In this case, Guam's Board of Examiners in Pharmacy includes no public members. This means that all members are typically licensed pharmacists or other professionals involved with pharmacy practice. The absence of public members allows the board to focus primarily on the regulatory and professional standards pertinent to pharmacy practice, ensuring that decisions are made by individuals with relevant expertise and experience in the field.

Having public members can provide valuable consumer perspectives in some contexts, but in Guam's case, the structure is designed without them to ensure that only those with professional qualifications influence its deliberations and decisions.