Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-697.20
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Osteopathic Internship and Residency Program
Official statutory text
A. There is hereby created the "Osteopathic Internship and
Residency Program" which shall be conducted and administered by the
Health Care Workforce Training Commission. The purpose of this
program is to provide for the fair and necessary distribution of
funds allocated to it by the Legislature to provide monies to the
following programs under the Health Care Workforce Training Program:
1. The Doctor of Osteopathy Residency Program (OSU/COM);
2. The Osteopathic General Practice Residency Program
(OSU/COM); and
3. The Osteopathic Internship Program (OSU/COM).
B. The Health Care Workforce Training Commission is hereby
authorized to distribute such monies to the funds specified in
Sections 697.2 and 697.6 of this title necessary to fund the
programs specified in this section.
Residency Program" which shall be conducted and administered by the
Health Care Workforce Training Commission. The purpose of this
program is to provide for the fair and necessary distribution of
funds allocated to it by the Legislature to provide monies to the
following programs under the Health Care Workforce Training Program:
1. The Doctor of Osteopathy Residency Program (OSU/COM);
2. The Osteopathic General Practice Residency Program
(OSU/COM); and
3. The Osteopathic Internship Program (OSU/COM).
B. The Health Care Workforce Training Commission is hereby
authorized to distribute such monies to the funds specified in
Sections 697.2 and 697.6 of this title necessary to fund the
programs specified in this section.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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