Behavioral health; terms; Medicaid; scope of practice; interns; administrative requirements; effective date.

Updated the definition of 'Clinical training program' to explicitly list specific national accrediting organizations (COAMFTE, CACREP, CSWE, APA) that the program must be aligned with.

Added 'licensed family and marital therapist (LFMT)' and 'licensed behavioral practitioner (LBP)' to the list of providers who can supervise interns.

Expanded the list of acceptable clinical site accreditations to include CARF, The Joint Commission, ASAM, COA, and other national behavioral health accrediting bodies.

Replaced the document header from 'Proposed Oversight Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute' and updated the required page number from 16368 to 16600.

The definition of 'licensed behavioral health provider' was updated to include 'licensed family and marital therapist (LFMT)' and 'licensed behavioral practitioner (LBP)', which were not explicitly listed in the original text.

The list of accrediting bodies was modified to remove 'the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Level of Care Certification' and 'program certification through the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services' from the list of acceptable site accreditations.

The supervision limit for on-site supervisors was explicitly clarified to 'six (6)' interns, adding numerical precision to the original text.

The effective date remains November 1, 2026, but the document structure was reset to reflect a full committee substitute rather than the original engrossed version.

Corrected acronyms and titles for licensed professionals (e.g., changing 'marital and family therapist' from 'marriage and family therapist' and adding 'licensed clinical social worker' to the list of eligible providers).

Added a specific list of required national accreditations for clinical sites, including CARF, The Joint Commission, ASAM, and COA, to ensure quality standards.

Established a hard limit that on-site supervisors can only oversee six or fewer clinical interns at any given time.

Changed the language regarding intern services from 'may provide' to 'shall only provide,' emphasizing that services must be delivered exclusively through accredited clinical sites.

Updated the header and footer text to reflect the bill's status as 'Engrossed' rather than 'Introduced,' indicating it has passed both legislative chambers.