Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-3003
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Persons to whom act does not apply
Official statutory text
The Orthotics and Prosthetics Practice Act shall not apply to:
1. Persons licensed by this state as practitioners of the
healing arts when engaging in the practice or practices for which
licensed;
2. A person who is employed by the government of the United
States or any entity thereof while in the discharge of the
employee’s assigned duties;
3. A student enrolled in a school of orthotics or prosthetics
recognized by the State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision
or a resident as defined by Section 3002 of this title who is
continuing clinical education;
4. A person licensed by this state as a physical therapist,
occupational therapist, or physician assistant when engaging in the
practice for which licensed;
5. A person certified by the Board for Certification in
Pedorthics when practicing pedorthics at the ankle or below; or
6. A person engaged in the practice of orthotics as an employee
or authorized representative of an orthotics manufacturer with
employment responsibilities that include, but are not limited to,
evaluating, measuring, designing, fabricating, assembling, fitting,
adjusting, servicing, training, repairing, replacing or delivering
an orthotic device under order, direction or prescription of a
physician or health-care provider operating within the licensed
scope of practice of such physician or health-care provider.
1. Persons licensed by this state as practitioners of the
healing arts when engaging in the practice or practices for which
licensed;
2. A person who is employed by the government of the United
States or any entity thereof while in the discharge of the
employee’s assigned duties;
3. A student enrolled in a school of orthotics or prosthetics
recognized by the State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision
or a resident as defined by Section 3002 of this title who is
continuing clinical education;
4. A person licensed by this state as a physical therapist,
occupational therapist, or physician assistant when engaging in the
practice for which licensed;
5. A person certified by the Board for Certification in
Pedorthics when practicing pedorthics at the ankle or below; or
6. A person engaged in the practice of orthotics as an employee
or authorized representative of an orthotics manufacturer with
employment responsibilities that include, but are not limited to,
evaluating, measuring, designing, fabricating, assembling, fitting,
adjusting, servicing, training, repairing, replacing or delivering
an orthotic device under order, direction or prescription of a
physician or health-care provider operating within the licensed
scope of practice of such physician or health-care provider.
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