Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-493.4

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Special licenses

Official statutory text

A. No person who is granted a special license or a special

training license shall practice outside the limitations of the

license.

B. To be eligible for special or special training licensure,

the applicant shall have completed all the requirements for full and

unrestricted medical licensure except graduate education and/or

licensing examination or other requirements relative to the basis

for the special license or special training license.

C. By rule, the State Board of Medical Licensure and

Supervision shall establish restrictions for special and special

training licensure to assure that the holder will practice only

under appropriate circumstances as set by the Board.

D. A special license or special training license shall be

renewable annually upon the approval of the Board and upon the

evaluation of performance in the special circumstances upon which

the special license or special training license was granted.

E. The issuance of a special license or a special training

license shall not be construed to imply that a full and unrestricted

medical license will be issued at a future date.

F. All other provisions of the Oklahoma Allopathic Medical and

Surgical Licensure and Supervision Act shall apply to holders of

special licenses or special training licenses.

G. This section shall not limit the authority of any state

agency or educational institution in this state which employs a

special or special training licensed physician to impose additional

practice limitations upon such physician.

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