University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine (Tulsa) Program

The University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine (Tulsa) Emergency Medicine residency program is a three-year program that trains 9 residents per year. The clinical curriculum is based at Hillcrest Medical Center, with additional rotations at St. John Medical Center and Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa. Residents also have longitudinal rotations at the rural Muscogee Creek Nation Medical Center and OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. The program provides opportunities to rotate on specialized services at different institutions within the metropolitan area of Tulsa.

The program has a diverse curriculum that includes clinical rotations, didactic components, and wellness initiatives. There are opportunities for hands-on learning through cadaver labs, simulation labs, and procedural workshops. Residents receive a competitive salary and benefits package, along with educational support such as paid memberships to SAEM, ACEP, and EMRA, access to ROSH Review, and coverage for conference presentations.

The Emergency Medicine program at the University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine focuses on providing a well-rounded training experience with a mix of high-acuity emergency department exposure and off-service rotations. Residents have the opportunity to gain clinical experience at multiple hospitals in Tulsa, including trauma centers and pediatric facilities. The curriculum is designed to foster resident growth and autonomy throughout the three years of training.