Oregon — State Statute

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 683 § 683.130 — Clinics and instructors connected with educational institutions

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 683 ·
Oregon Code § 683.130 · Enacted · Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Clinics and instructors connected with educational institutions. Any university or college of optometry in Oregon, which is recognized and approved by the Oregon Board of Optometry, may operate a clinic in conjunction therewith. Any optometrist licensed in another state, while a professor or instructor in such a college, may sign optometric prescriptions on behalf of the clinic, but not otherwise. Any optometrist licensed in Oregon may also sign optometric prescriptions on behalf of the clinic while a professor or instructor at such college.
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