Modifies provisions relating to the administration of vaccines by pharmacists

This bill expands the ability of licensed pharmacists to administer specific vaccines approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to patients aged seven and older, while explicitly excluding certain travel-related and pediatric vaccines. It establishes a new certification called "medication therapeutic plan authority" that pharmacists can earn by completing advanced clinical training, allowing them to design and monitor personalized medication plans under a written protocol from a physician. The legislation also mandates that pharmacists follow CDC guidelines when giving vaccines and requires them to observe patients for adverse reactions after administration. Additionally, the bill clarifies that pharmacists cannot independently diagnose conditions or make therapeutic substitutions without a physician's authorization or a specific written protocol.