Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-2307

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Circumstances under which care or services may be

Official statutory text

provided - Practice without license or registration - Fines.

A. A licensed pedorthist may only provide care or services

pursuant to an order from a licensed podiatrist, physician, or

chiropractor, when addressing a medical condition, or when

evaluating, planning treatment, measuring, designing, fabricating,

assembling, fitting, adjusting, managing of the patient, or

servicing necessary to accomplish the application of a pedorthic

device for the prevention or amelioration of painful or disabling

conditions of the foot and ankle.

B. Effective January 1, 2002, any person who holds himself or

herself out to be a pedorthist or uses the title pedorthist or

common variants of that title without holding an appropriate license

issued by the State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision, or

who, without being registered by the Board, dispenses pedorthic

devices, or who is in violation of any provision of the Oklahoma

Licensed Pedorthists Act shall be subject to an administrative fine

for each day found to be in violation. The amount of any fine shall

be determined by the Board within limits set by the Board pursuant

to rules adopted and promulgated by the Board and may be in addition

to any other penalty provided by the Board or otherwise provided by

law.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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