At the time of dispensing nPEP, a pharmacist registered with the Program shall: Screen the patient to determine that HIV exposure occurred within 72 hours before the dispensing; Determine whether the patient meets clinical criteria consistent with the most recent CDC Guidelines, including: The identification of any contraindicated medications; and If applicable, exposure as the result of an alleged rape or sexual offense or alleged child sexual abuse; Subject to subsection (b) of this section, determine whether an available standing order is appropriate for the patient and dispense nPEP in accordance with the most recent CDC Guidelines; Refer the patient to a disease intervention specialist within the Department for ongoing treatment; and Determine whether the patient has a primary care provider and: If the patient has a primary care provider, notify the provider that the patient was dispensed nPEP; or If the patient does not have a primary care provider, provide the patient with a list of local primary care providers and clinics provided by the Department. If an available standing order is not appropriate for the patient, the pharmacist shall refer the patient to a primary care provider. A pharmacist may dispense nPEP in accordance with a therapy management contract under Title 12, Subtitle 6A of the Health Occupations Article.