Oklahoma § 59-2303 Persons to whom act does not apply.

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 59-2303 — Persons to whom act does not apply.

Oklahoma § 59-2303

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Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-2303 (2026).

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The Oklahoma Licensed Pedorthists Act shall not apply to: 1. Physicians licensed by this state to practice medicine and surgery (M.D.), chiropractic (D.C.), osteopathy (D.O.), or podiatry (D.P.M.) when engaging in the practice or practices for which the person is licensed; 2. A person licensed by this state as a physical therapist when engaging in the practice for which licensed; 3. Persons whose competence is credentialed by a certifying agency recognized by the State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision; or 4. The practice of pedorthics by: a. a person who is employed by the United States government or any entity thereof while in the discharge of the employee's assigned duties, b. a student enrolled in a school of pedorthics recognized by the Board, or c. a student participating in

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The Oklahoma Licensed Pedorthists Act shall not apply to: 1. Physicians licensed by this state to practice medicine and surgery (M.D.), chiropractic (D.C.), osteopathy (D.O.), or podiatry (D.P.M.) when engaging in the practice or practices for which the person is licensed; 2. A person licensed by this state as a physical therapist when engaging in the practice for which licensed; 3. Persons whose competence is credentialed by a certifying agency recognized by the State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision; or 4. The practice of pedorthics by: a. a person who is employed by the United States government or any entity thereof while in the discharge of the employee's assigned duties, b. a student enrolled in a school of pedorthics recognized by the Board, or c. a student participating in a Board-recognized work experience program or internship in pedorthics.