GA SB195

Authorizes Georgia pharmacists to dispense HIV preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in 30-90 day supplies and postexposure prophylaxis (PEP) in 30-day supplies without a traditional prescription, provided patients test HIV-negative within the previous 7 days and report no contraindicated medications.

Requires pharmacists to complete an accredited training program approved by the State Board of Pharmacy by January 1, 2027, covering pharmacology, contraindications, financial assistance programs, and CDC guidelines for PrEP/PEP.

Establishes protocol agreements between physicians and pharmacists for administering long-acting injectable PrEP/PEP, requiring pharmacists to hold Basic Cardiac Life Support certification and maintain at least $250,000 in liability insurance coverage.

Limits physicians to entering protocol agreements with no more than 10 pharmacists at one time, and prohibits agreements where the physician is employed by the pharmacist or the same pharmacy.

Imposes sanctions for non-compliance including fines up to $5,000 and prohibition from administering PrEP/PEP for up to one year, while providing liability protection for physicians who comply with the requirements.