Facts
- DEA listing
- DEA lists Oklahoma under: Second CS License Requirement
- Note
- DEA's page titles this column 'Second CS License Requirement', which DEA's page presents as a state controlled substance license in addition to the medical license. Confirm the exact requirement with the Oklahoma licensing board before prescribing.
DEA: Medical State Licensure and/or Controlled Substance Licensure
Moving to or adding Oklahoma
- Get the Oklahoma license first.
- Then apply for or update the DEA registration for Oklahoma. Per the DEA Registration Q&A, a separate DEA registration is needed in each state where you practice and dispense controlled substances.
- DEA registration page
NPs and PAs
DEA treats NPs and PAs as mid-level practitioners. Authority comes from state law, so check the Oklahoma board.
Decision checklist for Oklahoma
- Describe the proposed professional practice location and dispensing work in Oklahoma.
- Compare that location with the principal-place registration rule in 21 CFR 1301.12.
- Resolve the state authorization question independently of the federal registration application.
The DEA Registration Q&A separately addresses different-state practices; confirm individual state authority.
Find your state board (FSMB directory)
Neighbors
2 of the 6 bordering states are listed with a second-CS-license flag: Missouri, New Mexico.
Count named qualifying land/river neighbors; exclude water-only and corner-only contacts. Neighbor status grants no practice authority.
Sources
General information, not legal or insurance advice. Confirm details with the state board, DEA, or the carrier.