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Board preliminarily denies reapplication for Katie Johnstone; offers consent agreement terms

Board of Pharmacy · December 4, 2025
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Summary

The Board moved to preliminarily deny the reapplication of Katie Johnstone (PR27957) after revocation but offered a consent agreement requiring abstinence from alcohol/non-prescribed drugs, counseling and monthly drug screening with immediate suspension on positive tests.

The Board of Pharmacy moved to preliminarily deny the reapplication of Katie Johnstone (PR27957), a reapplication after revocation, and offered entry into a consent agreement. The motion, made by Eric Norberg and seconded by Timothy McCormack, proposed conditions including abstinence from alcohol and non-prescribed drugs; counseling at the frequency recommended by the counselor; and monthly drug screening (urine or blood), with quarterly blood testing if a screen is positive and immediate suspension on a positive blood test.

The minutes record the motion text and the proposed monitoring and treatment terms. The Board recorded the motion as moved by Norberg and seconded by McCormack; the minutes list supporting members for the action. The consent-agreement terms are recorded in the minutes and would, if accepted, become enforceable conditions for licensure.