OK SB1984

Expands the State Board of Osteopathic Examiners' subpoena power to compel licensee or applicant testimony and allows the executive director to issue no-notice substance abuse screening subpoenas with Board president approval

Authorizes the executive director to issue emergency license suspensions for up to 30 days when immediate public protection is needed, with a hearing required at the next Board meeting

Adds new statutory definitions for "emergency," "emergency suspension," "incompetence," "malpractice," and "medical negligence" to clarify grounds for disciplinary action

Adds violations of medical marijuana laws as grounds for disciplinary action and expands reportable employment actions to include termination, resignation under investigation, or discipline by medical practice groups and hospital medical staffs

Modernizes license renewal by requiring electronic notice to licensees, changing continuing education from "two days" to "16 hours," and establishing electronic renewal procedures effective November 1, 2026