Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-2872: Online training platform — Mandatory training

A. The Oklahoma 9-1-1 Management Authority shall maintain an

online training platform for 9-1-1 emergency telecommunicators in

this state.

B. The Oklahoma 9-1-1 Management Authority shall create,

maintain, and certify a list of qualified online and in-person

training programs that include the basic requirements for a 9-1-1

emergency telecommunicator as well as coordinate and collaborate

with local and regional 9-1-1 training authorities. Classes shall

be a minimum of forty (40) hours in length and include instruction

for basic call handling and dispatch services. The Oklahoma 9-1-1

Management Authority shall establish hourly training requirements on

a yearly basis.

C. On or before July 1, 2024, emergency telecommunicators in

this state that provide dispatch service for emergency medical

services shall complete, either in-person or virtually, a forty-hour

state-recognized training course for basic call handling and

dispatch services.

D. Any new emergency telecommunicator hired after January 1,

2024, shall complete, either in-person or virtually, a forty-hour

state-recognized training course for basic call handling and

dispatch services within six (6) months of his or her hire date.

E. On or before July 1, 2024, emergency telecommunicators in

this state that provide dispatch service for emergency medical

services shall complete, either in-person or virtually, a state- or

nationally recognized telecommunicator CPR training course.

Telecommunicator CPR training shall follow evidence-based,

nationally recognized guidelines for High-Quality Telecommunicator

CPR which incorporates recognition protocols for out-of-hospital

cardiac events.