Oklahoma SB1066 amends the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act to update physician requirements for recommending medical marijuana.
Oklahoma SB1066 updates the requirements for physicians recommending medical marijuana, including the creation of a registry for approved physicians. Only licensed allopathic, osteopathic, and podiatric physicians can recommend medical marijuana. Physicians must complete medical education and continuing education requirements, and they cannot be located at the same address as a dispensary. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority will maintain the registry and establish rules for physician requirements. The act declares an emergency to ensure immediate implementation.
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