Get Involved
Explore our opportunities to get involved with committees, task forces, meetings, and more.
While membership dues are paid by the boards of pharmacy, it is the members and staff of the 54 active member boards that make NABP the successful, progressive Association it is today. As board of pharmacy members, your input is essential to addressing the many issues facing boards of pharmacy and the practice today. Participation in these activities is a rewarding way to assist in our shared mission to protect public health.
Committee and Task Forces
We offer a variety of committees and task forces charged with researching, reviewing, and addressing important industry topics:
Task Forces and Standing Committees
Single-issue task forces are established each year and often address topics from resolutions approved at the Annual Meeting. Additionally, the Committee on Constitution and Bylaws, Committee on Law Enforcement/Legislation, and Advisory Committee on Examinations meet annually.
Submit this online form to apply for a single-issue task force and/or standing committee. The NABP president-elect will make the appointments when he or she becomes NABP president following the Annual Meeting.
Examination Committees
Write and review test questions to ensure the integrity and validity of the examinations.
Complete the online application to apply for an examination committee.
Annual Meeting
The NABP Annual Meeting allows pharmacy board members, staff, and other pharmacy stakeholders to take an active role in protecting public health. During the meeting, members elect NABP Executive Committee officers and members, as well as discuss and vote on policies via resolutions and guide the direction of the Association. Attendees also participate in educational sessions about current industry topics and issues and have opportunities to network.
District Meetings
District meetings provide opportunities for members to stay up to date on regional developments, discuss relevant health care issues, and collaborate with pharmacy professionals in their area to discuss current topics such as regulatory issues, development of programs and examinations, and public health initiatives within their district. NABP and AACP have a unique opportunity to address not only professional issues affecting today’s pharmacy practice, but also educational matters influencing tomorrow’s pharmacists.
Additionally, in preparation for the 121st NABP Annual Meeting, candidates seeking nomination for 2025-2026 Executive Committee member positions will be announced and voted upon, and resolutions for consideration will also be presented.
Forums
Forums offer members an opportunity to share ongoing public health programs and initiatives that may help other boards. The closed sessions include panel discussions and networking opportunities. Read more about what to expect.