Veterinary Careers in Oklahoma

Salary, licensing, CE requirements, and regulatory guide for veterinary professionals in Oklahoma

$99,090 Median DVM Salary
20/yr CE Required (annual)
940 Licensed DVMs
low Lyme Risk

Salary Overview

Veterinarian (DVM) Salary in Oklahoma

Mean Salary $105,410
Median Salary $99,090
10th Percentile $60,190
90th Percentile $164,580

Based on BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. Oklahoma employs approximately 940 veterinarians.

Veterinary Technician Salary in Oklahoma

Mean Salary $37,390
Median Salary $36,060
10th Percentile $26,250
90th Percentile $50,740

Cost of Living Context

Tulsa, OK: 90% of national average (10% below avg)
Oklahoma City, OK: 89% of national average (11% below avg)
Fort Smith, AR-OK: 82% of national average (18% below avg)
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Continuing Education Requirements

DVM CE Hours 20/yr
Cycle annual
Max Online 20 hrs
Vet Tech CE 10/yr

Mandatory Topics: 2 hrs controlled substances/state laws

Board: Oklahoma Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners

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Disease & Vaccination Landscape

Rabies

Required

Accepts triennial vaccination

Lyme Disease

low risk

Leptospirosis

moderate prevalence (South-Central)

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average veterinarian salary in Oklahoma?

The average veterinarian salary in Oklahoma is $105,410 per year. The median salary is $99,090, with salaries ranging from $60,190 (10th percentile) to $164,580 (90th percentile).

How many CE hours do veterinarians need in Oklahoma?

DVMs in Oklahoma must complete 20/yr of continuing education on a annual basis. Mandatory topics include: 2 hrs controlled substances/state laws.

Neighboring States

Arkansas →Colorado →Kansas →Missouri →New Mexico →Texas →

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This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Regulations change — always verify with your state veterinary board.

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