Okla. Stat. tit. 72, § 72-63.18A
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Department of Veterans Affairs - Unclassified positions
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and personnel.
The following positions and personnel at the Oklahoma Department
of Veterans Affairs shall be civil service exempt as provided in the
Civil Service and Human Capital Modernization Act:
1. Physicians assistants;
2. Occupational therapists;
3. Physical therapists;
4. Pharmacists;
5. Speech pathologists;
6. Nurse practitioners;
7. Physical therapy assistants;
8. Administrative Assistant to the Director;
9. Programs Administrators;
10. Administrators, Veterans Centers; and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 72. Soldiers and Sailors Page 35
11. Assistant Administrators, Veterans Centers.
The following positions and personnel at the Oklahoma Department
of Veterans Affairs shall be civil service exempt as provided in the
Civil Service and Human Capital Modernization Act:
1. Physicians assistants;
2. Occupational therapists;
3. Physical therapists;
4. Pharmacists;
5. Speech pathologists;
6. Nurse practitioners;
7. Physical therapy assistants;
8. Administrative Assistant to the Director;
9. Programs Administrators;
10. Administrators, Veterans Centers; and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 72. Soldiers and Sailors Page 35
11. Assistant Administrators, Veterans Centers.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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