What special condition allows an intern to count additional hours during an academic break?

An intern can count additional hours during an academic break when they are allowed to work up to 8 hours a day. This provision acknowledges that interns who are not engaged in formal academic activities, such as classes or studying, may have more time to dedicate to practical pharmacy experiences.

This flexibility is designed to enhance the intern's learning and experience in the pharmacy setting. Being able to accumulate more hours during breaks can help interns meet the required hour thresholds for licensure more efficiently. Other options either specify non-viable hour limits or suggest that no extra hours can be counted, failing to recognize the academic break provision that makes it possible for interns to work more extensively during those periods without being subject to routine academic constraints.