What Happened
Certified pharmacy technician Rachel Langdon was accused by the state Department of Health of diverting oxycodone pills and altering digital inventory entries; the Pharmacy Quality Assurance Commission suspended her license on Feb. 20, 2024 pending further legal action.
Reported status: Licensing action (2024); license suspended (Pharmacy Quality Assurance Commission).
This entry records a licensing action by a regulator. It is not a criminal conviction unless the source says so.
About This Entry
This entry reports only what the linked source states. Fields the source does not state (for example the employer type, drug schedule or a sentence) are left out rather than inferred, so it is shorter than the registry's fully analysed cases.
Related Guidance
- Pharmacy Self-Assessment Checklist — Self-assessment covering the controls that detect and deter diversion.
- 15 Red Flags of Drug Diversion — Behavioral and recordkeeping indicators of diversion.
- Investigation Playbook — How to run an internal diversion investigation.
- Employee Screening & Fitness for Duty — Screening and vetting for staff with controlled substance access.