What is the consequence of failing the NAPLEX three times on your temporary license?

Failing the NAPLEX three times leads to the cancellation of your temporary license. In Hawaii, individuals holding a temporary pharmacy license must pass the NAPLEX within a certain number of attempts to maintain their licensure status. If they do not successfully pass within three attempts, the temporary license is no longer valid, meaning the individual is unable to practice pharmacy until the necessary examination requirements are met and they obtain the appropriate licensure. Understanding this process emphasizes the importance of preparation and planning for those attempting the exam, as well as the regulatory framework that governs pharmacy practice in Hawaii.