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THUNDER BAY - A local pharmacist who was found to have engaged in misconduct in relation to an opioid dependence medication is prohibited from working in pharmacy for three years.
According to the ruling, the misconduct that had been ongoing between May 2019 and September 2021 included Daniar failing to keep records relating to his patients or practice, signing or issuing a document he ought to have known was false or misleading, and submitting an account or charge for services or products he ought to have known was false or misleading.
The punishment imposed by the Ontario College of Pharmacists panel includes prohibiting Daniar from having any proprietary interest in pharmacy of any kind or acting as designated manager in any pharmacy for three years. Daniar will also be required to complete training on professional problem-based ethics for health care professionals and medication safety compliance. He is also required to pay costs of $30,000 to the Ontario College of Pharmacists.
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