OK SB1902

Creates the Oklahoma Professional Self-Determination Act requiring all state licensure boards to develop and implement state examinations within 1 year as alternatives to national certification exams

Grants licensure boards exclusive authority to determine qualifications, fitness, and disciplinary actions for applicants and licensees under their jurisdiction

Requires the State Department of Health to create state written and psychomotor examinations for emergency medical personnel aligned with national EMS education standards

Prohibits licensure boards from taking disciplinary action against licensees based on lawful expression of opinion about medical policy or practice, unless it violates HIPAA or patient privacy laws

Authorizes boards to adjust fees to cover state exam development costs while preserving existing licensure pathways and reciprocal licensure agreements; effective November 1, 2026