Oklahoma HB2233 amends the Massage Therapy Practice Act to regulate massage therapy licensure and practice.
Oklahoma HB2233 amends the Massage Therapy Practice Act to regulate massage therapy licensure and practice. The bill outlines qualifications for licensure, including education, examination, and insurance requirements. It mandates that only licensed individuals can practice or advertise as massage therapists. The State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision is empowered to investigate and enforce the act. The bill also establishes fees for licensure and renewal, and sets penalties for violations.
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