Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-49-140
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Rejection for reinstatement - Examination by
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physicians.
If any person feels aggrieved by the findings of the physician
giving the examination provided for in the preceding section, he may
by written notice served upon the head of the fire department within
thirty (30) days after he has been rejected for reinstatement, name
one licensed physician to act with said examining physician, and the
two said physicians shall, within eight (8) days thereafter, select
a third physician, and the three said physicians shall, within ten
(10) days thereafter, jointly examine said person, and within five
(5) days thereafter certify to the State Board their findings. The
findings of any two of said physicians shall be binding on all
parties as to the physical and mental conditions of such person. If
the two examining physicians first selected are unable to agree upon
a third, then the presiding judge of the Oklahoma County district
court shall name the third physician.
If any person feels aggrieved by the findings of the physician
giving the examination provided for in the preceding section, he may
by written notice served upon the head of the fire department within
thirty (30) days after he has been rejected for reinstatement, name
one licensed physician to act with said examining physician, and the
two said physicians shall, within eight (8) days thereafter, select
a third physician, and the three said physicians shall, within ten
(10) days thereafter, jointly examine said person, and within five
(5) days thereafter certify to the State Board their findings. The
findings of any two of said physicians shall be binding on all
parties as to the physical and mental conditions of such person. If
the two examining physicians first selected are unable to agree upon
a third, then the presiding judge of the Oklahoma County district
court shall name the third physician.
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