A pharmacist can be a preceptor for a maximum of how many pharmacy interns?

In Ohio, pharmacists who serve as preceptors for pharmacy interns can train multiple interns simultaneously. The law does not impose a specific limit on the number of interns a pharmacist can supervise at once, allowing for flexibility in training different students. This flexibility enables experienced pharmacists to provide mentorship and guidance to several emerging pharmacy professionals, contributing to a broader workforce of well-trained pharmacists.

This approach is designed to encourage collaboration and experiential learning in real-world settings, which is vital for the interns' education. The emphasis is on ensuring that each intern receives adequate attention and that the preceptor can effectively manage their responsibilities.

Other choices suggest specific numerical limits, although this does not align with Ohio law governing pharmacy practice, which supports the idea of having as many interns as a pharmacist is capable of supervising effectively.