Pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacy staff hold state licenses that are valuable professional assets. Like other licensed healthcare professionals, their names are searchable through state licensing databases, creating direct exposure when intimate imagery is associated with their professional identity. State pharmacy boards conduct periodic digital background checks and may investigate licensed pharmacists when NCII content is brought to their attention. ScanErase's process is confidential, no pharmacy board, employer, or patient is ever contacted.

How ScanErase works for your situation

  1. Upload your face photo to ScanErase Confidential. No pharmacy board, employer, or colleague is notified.
  2. Review scan results and see every match Discover all identified platforms within minutes.
  3. Document for board protection if needed If a pharmacy board inquiry arises, you can use the exposure report for your records.
  4. Consult your state pharmacist association Pharmacist associations can advise on board-specific protocols and provide legal referrals.

Frequently asked questions

Can a pharmacy board revoke my license over NCII that I didn't create?

Boards evaluate situations case-by-case. Your exposure report demonstrates responsible handling of the situation.

What if a colleague or pharmacy customer shared intimate images of me?

Both colleagues and customers who share NCII may face criminal liability regardless of the relationship context.

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