New Jersey Pharmacy Registry & Compliance Directory

Comprehensive database of pharmacy locations across 21 counties

3,553
Active Pharmacies
21
Counties Covered
NPPES
Data Source

Top Cities by Pharmacy Count

Largest pharmacy markets in New Jersey

JERSEY CITY 156 pharmacies
NEWARK 154 pharmacies
PATERSON 81 pharmacies
ELIZABETH 65 pharmacies

New Jersey Pharmacy Landscape

There are 3,553 registered pharmacies across 21 counties in New Jersey.

Official Registry Primary Source
Data sourced from National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES)
New Jersey Board of Pharmacy State Regulator
Visit official state pharmacy board website
NJ PMP Official Program Information
Prescription Drug Monitoring Program requirements and information
NJ PMP Clinical Login
Look up patient prescription history before dispensing controlled substances
NJ PMP Data Submission Portal
Submit prescription dispensing data to state monitoring database

About Pharmacy Oversight in New Jersey

The New Jersey Board of Pharmacy regulates all pharmacy practice within the state, ensuring patient safety and compliance with state and federal pharmacy laws. Every pharmacy operating in New Jersey must maintain an active license and comply with ongoing regulatory requirements.

Our database includes 3,553 registered pharmacy locations across 21 counties in New Jersey, providing a comprehensive directory for compliance professionals, healthcare organizations, and researchers seeking authoritative pharmacy information.

Quick Facts

Key regulatory requirements and practice standards

Pharmacist-Technician Ratio
State regulations require a pharmacist-to-technician ratio of 1:2 (Initial), 1:3 if approved to maintain safe pharmacy operations.
Continuing Education
Pharmacists must complete 30 hrs biennially (3 law, 1 opioid) of continuing education to maintain active licensure.
Technician Requirements
Pharmacy technicians in this state must meet the following requirement: Registration + background check.
Intern Supervision
Pharmacy intern supervision follows this standard: 1:1.
Remote Pharmacy
Remote pharmacy work and telepharmacy services are governed by these rules: Permitted.
Vaccine Authority
Pharmacist authority to administer vaccines: Independent authority.

Regulatory Warnings

Compliance requirements and monitoring obligations

Pharmacist in Charge Notification
When a Pharmacist in Charge (PIC) changes, the pharmacy must notify the state board within the following timeframe: 30 days.
Prescription Monitoring Reporting
Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) reporting requirements: Daily.
PMP Query Requirements
Before dispensing controlled substances, pharmacists must check the Prescription Monitoring Program: Mandatory for all controls.
Board Inspection Focus
State pharmacy board inspections frequently focus on: NJ PICs cannot supervise more than one location without board approval..

Browse by County

All counties sorted by pharmacy count

Hudson County 388 pharmacies
Bergen County 366 pharmacies
Essex County 357 pharmacies
Middlesex County 310 pharmacies
Monmouth County 269 pharmacies
Passaic County 241 pharmacies
Union County 213 pharmacies
Ocean County 202 pharmacies
Morris County 200 pharmacies
Camden County 184 pharmacies
Mercer County 161 pharmacies
Burlington County 155 pharmacies
Somerset County 114 pharmacies
Atlantic County 86 pharmacies
Gloucester County 77 pharmacies
Cumberland County 48 pharmacies
Warren County 45 pharmacies
Sussex County 43 pharmacies
Cape May County 41 pharmacies
Hunterdon County 37 pharmacies
Salem County 18 pharmacies