Oklahoma children with a medical contraindication to required vaccines can attend school, child care or Head Start without them when a licensed physician certifies the condition on this certificate. The physician states the condition that would endanger the child's life or health, and the vaccines covered are checked. The 2026 layout separates the medical certificate from the parent's religious and personal exemption certificate.
Only a physician may sign Section 1, and the form states that physician assistant, nurse or ARNP signatures will be denied. The parent completes the child, school and demographic fields and signs the acknowledgment.
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Certificate of Medical Exemption
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No. The Certificate of Medical Exemption says it must be signed by a physician and that PA, nurse or ARNP signatures will be denied. The physician also prints their name, address and phone number in Section 1 and describes the condition that would endanger the child's life or health.
The parent acknowledgment on the April 2026 form states that the exemption expires after 6th grade and that a new exemption request is required before the child enrolls in 7th grade. Copies must stay on file at the school, child care facility or Head Start and be available for review.