AZ HB2953

Establishes a maximum civil penalty cap of $25,000 in any six-month period that the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy may impose for nondisciplinary violations by licensees, registrants, or permittees

Requires the board and executive director to consider a licensee's, registrant's, or permittee's activities over the previous 48 months when determining civil penalty amounts below the maximum

Creates a specific $25,000 aggregate cap on civil penalties in any six-month period for permittees not directly performing patient care

Expands board authority to include registrants alongside licensees and permittees for investigations, disciplinary actions, and civil penalty provisions throughout the pharmacy board statutes

Adds registration-related notification requirements, including obligations for registrants to update contact information, employment changes, criminal charges, and disciplinary actions from other agencies