Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1452
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Authorized personnel - Supervision
Official statutory text
On and after May 1, 2002, medical micropigmentation may only be
performed in a physician’s office by:
1. A physician as defined by the Oklahoma Medical
Micropigmentation Regulation Act;
2. A person licensed to practice registered nursing by the
Oklahoma Board of Nursing who holds a current certificate issued by
the State Commissioner of Health pursuant to the provisions of the
Oklahoma Medical Micropigmentation Regulation Act while working
under supervision of a physician. The level of supervision shall be
determined by the physician in whose office medical
micropigmentation is being performed; and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 624
3. A person who holds a current certificate issued by the State
Commissioner of Health pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma
Medical Micropigmentation Regulation Act while working under
supervision of a physician. The level of supervision shall be
determined by the physician in whose office medical
micropigmentation is being performed.
performed in a physician’s office by:
1. A physician as defined by the Oklahoma Medical
Micropigmentation Regulation Act;
2. A person licensed to practice registered nursing by the
Oklahoma Board of Nursing who holds a current certificate issued by
the State Commissioner of Health pursuant to the provisions of the
Oklahoma Medical Micropigmentation Regulation Act while working
under supervision of a physician. The level of supervision shall be
determined by the physician in whose office medical
micropigmentation is being performed; and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 624
3. A person who holds a current certificate issued by the State
Commissioner of Health pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma
Medical Micropigmentation Regulation Act while working under
supervision of a physician. The level of supervision shall be
determined by the physician in whose office medical
micropigmentation is being performed.
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