Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-528

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Board - Powers and duties

Official statutory text

The Board, acting upon the advice of the Committee, shall issue

all licenses required by this act, and shall exercise the following

powers and duties:

1. To make rules and regulations deemed necessary to implement

the provisions of this act;

2. To prescribe application forms for license applicants,

license certificate forms and such other forms as necessary to

implement the provisions of this act;

3. To establish guidelines for athletic trainers in this state;

4. To prepare and conduct an examination for applicants for

licensure under this act;

5. To keep a complete record of all licensed athletic trainers

and to prepare an official listing of the names and addresses of all

licensed athletic trainers which shall be kept current. A copy of

such listing shall be available to any person requesting it upon

payment of a copying fee established by the Board;

6. To keep a permanent record of all proceedings under this

act;

7. To employ and establish the duties of clerical personnel

necessary to carry out the provisions of this act; and

8. To conduct hearings to deny, revoke, suspend or refuse

renewal of licenses under this act, and to issue subpoenas to compel

witnesses to testify or produce evidence at such hearings in

accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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