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Board preliminarily denies license for Ashley LaRose, offers consent agreement
Summary
The Maine Board of Pharmacy moved to preliminarily deny initial licensure to Ashley LaRose (PT60019858) and offered a consent agreement requiring admission to specified statutory violations and notification to potential employers.
The Maine Board of Pharmacy voted to preliminarily deny initial licensure to Ashley LaRose, License No. PT60019858, and offered a consent agreement that would require LaRose to admit to violations of 32 M.R.S. § 8003(5‑A)(A)(3) and (B) and to notify potential employers of the conviction and supply a copy of the consent agreement.
Board member Timothy McCormack made the motion to preliminarily deny licensure after the board reviewed application materials during a meeting break; the motion was recorded in the minutes and carried with Samantha Emmons and Board President Edward Kane recorded in favor. The minutes note that the denial was “preliminary” and accompanied by the option of a consent agreement rather than an immediate final order.
The action references Maine statutory provisions as recorded in the minutes (32 M.R.S. § 8003(5‑A)(A)(3) and (B)). The motion as recorded requires applicants to disclose convictions to employers and deliver a copy of the consent agreement as part of any resolution. No direct quote was recorded in the minutes; the board's motion and the statutory references are the basis for this report.
Next steps: the minutes record that a consent agreement was offered as part of the preliminary denial; the record does not specify whether LaRose accepted the consent agreement or any timeline for final agency action.
