Chapter 480-14 DRUGS AND NARCOTICS AGENCY CLASSIFICATIONS AND MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIAL AGENTS AND DEPUTY DIRECTOR
The following shall apply to said personnel of the Drugs and
Narcotics Agency:
(1) |
GDNA Special
Agent. A GDNA Special Agent shall be a graduate of a recognized school or
college of pharmacy and hold a current pharmacist license issued by the Georgia
State Board of Pharmacy (Board). Additionally, to qualify as a GDNA Special
Agent, the applicant shall have:
(a) |
Actively
practiced pharmacy for at least two (2) years; |
(b) |
No private or public sanctions on his or
her pharmacist license or similar licenses issued by the Board, or any other
Board of Pharmacy or their equivalent;
1. |
No
prior convictions for any crime other than minor traffic offenses; |
2. |
Successfully passed a personal background
investigation; |
3. |
Completed and
passed the Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.) Basic
Mandate Training Course to become a Georgia P.O.S.T. Certified Peace Officer
within one (1) year of being hired; and |
4. |
Such other experience, qualifications and
training as suitable for such employment. |
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(2) |
GDNA Deputy Director. A GDNA Deputy
Director shall be a graduate of a recognized school or college of pharmacy and
hold a current pharmacist license issued by the Board. Additionally, a GDNA
Deputy Director shall have at least five (5) years of full-time paid employment
as a GDNA Special Agent; or as approved by the Board. A person who has been ten
(10) years of full-time, paid employment in an agency similar to the GDNA as
long as he or she meets the requirements for a GDNA Special Agent. |