MI HB6469

Allows pharmacists to order and administer immunizing agents without a physician's direction or prescription, provided the agent is FDA-approved, recommended by the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, or authorized for emergency use by the CDC.

Requires pharmacists ordering and administering immunizing agents to complete training approved by the board, established by the American Pharmacists Association or another accredited program.

Pharmacists administering immunizing agents must comply with board-established guidelines and other legal requirements, including those in section 9206.

Modifies section 9204 to clarify that non-physician health professionals may continue administering immunizing agents under physician direction, except for pharmacists acting under the new independent authority in section 17724.

Adds "ordering and administering immunizing agents" as a professional function of pharmacy practice under section 17707.