How to verify an Oklahoma physician's license
Oklahoma physician license verification takes about two minutes with the state's physician license lookup. Since January 1, 2026, your physician must also be registered with OMMA. Here's how to check both before your visit.
What changed with SB 1066
SB 1066 changed who can sign a recommendation in Oklahoma. The new rules took effect on January 1, 2026, and they apply to every physician, including the ones you meet through Okie Telemedicine.
Oklahoma physician license verification in three steps
Check OMMA's list
OMMA publishes a Registered Physicians List. It's voluntary, so not every registered physician appears. If your physician is listed, you're all set.
Open OMMA's listLook up their Oklahoma physician license
MDs are licensed by the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision. DOs are licensed by the Oklahoma State Board of Osteopathic Examiners. Search the right board to confirm the license is active.
MD license lookupDO license lookupJust ask
Not on the list? Ask the physician to confirm their OMMA registration before your visit. A registered physician can tell you right away.
What an Oklahoma physician license lookup shows
You can search by the physician's last name. A license lookup shows whether the physician's Oklahoma license is active and whether the board has taken any public action. If anything looks off, ask before you book.
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Sources: OMMA Physicians page, OMMA SB 1066 notice
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