Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-2513
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Operation of ambulance service - Application for
Official statutory text
license – Air Ambulance providers.
A. All persons, companies, governmental entities or trust
authorities desiring to operate an ambulance service shall file with
the State Commissioner of Health an application for a license to
operate the service. The Commissioner shall, within two (2) months
of the date of the application, notify the applicant in writing of
the granting or rejection of the license and shall, in the event of
rejection, specify the reasons for the rejection.
B. The Commissioner may issue an Oklahoma Air Ambulance
Provider License to an Air Ambulance provider, duly licensed in good
standing and operating from bases in an adjoining state, that makes
application and provides documentation pursuant to rules promulgated
by the State Board of Health. Such ambulance provider staff shall
not be required to be licensed in this state but shall be required
to meet the licensure requirements in the state of origin.
A. All persons, companies, governmental entities or trust
authorities desiring to operate an ambulance service shall file with
the State Commissioner of Health an application for a license to
operate the service. The Commissioner shall, within two (2) months
of the date of the application, notify the applicant in writing of
the granting or rejection of the license and shall, in the event of
rejection, specify the reasons for the rejection.
B. The Commissioner may issue an Oklahoma Air Ambulance
Provider License to an Air Ambulance provider, duly licensed in good
standing and operating from bases in an adjoining state, that makes
application and provides documentation pursuant to rules promulgated
by the State Board of Health. Such ambulance provider staff shall
not be required to be licensed in this state but shall be required
to meet the licensure requirements in the state of origin.
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