What happens if you fail the NAPLEX three times?

If you fail the NAPLEX three times, your temporary license is revoked. In many jurisdictions, including Hawaii, competency is crucial when it comes to pharmacy practice, and failing the NAPLEX multiple times is an indication that the individual has not yet demonstrated sufficient knowledge and skill necessary to practice safely as a pharmacist. As a result, the regulatory body removes the temporary license to ensure that only those who meet the required standards are permitted to practice, maintaining public safety and trust in the profession.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately reflect the consequences associated with multiple failures on the NAPLEX. A temporary license can only be maintained if the individual demonstrates adequate competence, typically assessed by passing the licensing exam.