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Residency Spotlight: Oklahoma State Emergency Medicine

By ACEP Now | on May 8, 2025 | 0 Comment
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What does your program offer that residents can’t get anywhere else?

OSU is an ACGME accredited osteopathic program proudly offering first-class facilities and dynamic academic experiences, including international, rural, and urban underserved community rotations. Residents are offered a Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration, Global Health, or Public Health via integrative coursework during training. The university boasts a state-of-the-art simulation lab run by medically trained staff, where monthly didactics are held and residents practice complex scenarios and HALO procedures. Mentorship is an integral component of resident development, with one-on-one attending involvement throughout training. Known for our culture of innovation and approachability, we partner with specialty experts at the nation’s largest osteopathic teaching hospital in multidisciplinary didactics and research efforts.

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Program Details

  • Location: Tulsa, OK
  • Instagram: @okstate_em
  • X: @okstate_em_res
  • Year founded: 1991
  • Number of residents: 28
  • Program length: 4 years

What is the work-life balance like? or What are some fun activities residents like to partake in or recently participated in?

At OSU, you’e family. Residents work 12 hour shifts, allowing more time for activities such as paintball, spa days, fishing, hunting, and group trips. Spouses and kids are welcome, often planning play dates of their own. Attending faculty host showers, graduation parties, and the annual Christmas party, furthering the family feel. Pay is competitive and all licensure and certifications are covered by the program. Moonlighting is allowed and encouraged. Located in downtown Tulsa, the nightlife and restaurant scene is diverse, with many options for live music at Guthrie Green, BOK Center, and the historic Cain’s Ballroom.

How should potential applicants learn more about your program?

Email brianne.walton@okstate.edu.

Topics: OSU Medical Center Emergency Department

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