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Your Trusted Academic Health System in Oklahoma City
The University Health Club stands as Oklahoma's premier academic health system, uniquely positioned as one of only four comprehensive academic health campuses nationwide. Our mission centers on educating future healthcare leaders through seven professional colleges, including Allied Health, Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Public Health. With over 4,000 students enrolled in 70+ degree programs, we combine rigorous academic training with hands-on clinical experience at affiliated hospitals like OU Health University of Oklahoma Medical Center. Our research initiatives bridge laboratory discoveries to real-world patient care, addressing critical health challenges through translational science. As a state-funded institution, we maintain a dual commitment to advancing medical innovation while improving health outcomes for Oklahomans.Our faculty clinicians, recognized as experts in their fields, deliver advanced care for both routine and complex cases. The Health Sciences Center's strategic plan prioritizes academic excellence, research innovation, and statewide health improvement through cross-disciplinary collaboration. With campuses in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, we serve as a regional hub for medical education and discovery. Our history spans over a century, with the College of Medicine's founding in 1910 marking the beginning of our enduring commitment to healthcare excellence. From the Peggy and Charles Stephenson Cancer Center to specialized children's care facilities, our infrastructure supports cutting-edge treatment and research. This integrated approach ensures our graduates emerge as practice-ready professionals equipped to address evolving healthcare needs.
Services
Health Education
Medical Research
Patient Care
Clinical Training
Cancer Treatment
Highlights and features
- We educate over 4,000 students annually through 70+ health science degree programs
- We conduct translational research bridging lab discoveries to patient treatments
- Our faculty clinicians are recognized experts in their medical specialties
- We operate Oklahoma's only comprehensive academic cancer center
- We maintain clinical training partnerships with major hospitals statewide
Services
Health Education
Our seven professional colleges offer 70+ degree programs preparing students for healthcare careers. Programs span Allied Health, Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Public Health. Clinical training occurs at affiliated hospitals including OU Health University of Oklahoma Medical Center and Oklahoma Children's Hospital.
Medical Research
We conduct translational research transforming laboratory discoveries into patient treatments. Our initiatives address Oklahoma's specific health challenges while contributing to global medical knowledge. The Stephenson Cancer Center provides specialized oncology research and treatment facilities for both adults and children.
Patient Care
Our faculty clinicians deliver advanced medical care across all specialties. Patients benefit from research-driven treatment approaches and access to clinical trials. The system includes specialized facilities for children's health, cancer treatment, and complex medical conditions requiring expert intervention.
Clinical Training
Students receive hands-on training at affiliated hospitals and clinics statewide. Our programs include residencies, fellowships, and clinical rotations across Oklahoma's major medical centers. This practical experience prepares graduates for immediate practice in diverse healthcare settings.
Cancer Treatment
The Stephenson Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer care including diagnosis, treatment, and research. As Oklahoma's only NCI-designated cancer center, we offer specialized programs for adult and pediatric oncology patients using the latest treatment technologies and research findings.
People
Gary Raskob
Senior Vice President and Provost
Dr. Raskob oversees academic affairs and strategic initiatives for the Health Sciences Center. He brings extensive leadership experience in health sciences education and research administration.
Stewart Berkinshaw
Senior Vice President for Strategy and Finance
Mr. Berkinshaw manages financial operations and strategic planning for the Health Sciences Center. He holds a Master's in Accounting and is a certified public accountant.
Matthew Hulver
Vice President for Research and Partnerships
Dr. Hulver leads research initiatives and industry partnerships. His expertise includes metabolic diseases and translational research programs that bridge discovery to clinical applications.
Jane Wilson
Dean, College of Allied Health
Dr. Wilson directs allied health education programs. As a registered dental hygienist with advanced research credentials, she focuses on expanding healthcare workforce development initiatives.
Paul Mullasseril
Dean, College of Dentistry
Dr. Mullasseril leads dental education and clinical programs. His background includes advanced training in oral surgery and a commitment to community dental health initiatives.
Questions
What health science programs does OUHSC offer?
We offer 70+ degree programs across seven colleges including Allied Health, Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Public Health.
Does OUHSC provide patient care services?
Yes, our faculty clinicians provide advanced care at affiliated hospitals and clinics across Oklahoma, including specialized cancer and children's care.
How does OUHSC support medical research?
We conduct translational research through dedicated centers like the Stephenson Cancer Center and collaborate with global research institutions.
Where are OUHSC campuses located?
Our main campus is in Oklahoma City with additional facilities in Tulsa and clinical training sites statewide.
What clinical training opportunities exist?
Students train at OU Health University of Oklahoma Medical Center, Oklahoma Children's Hospital, and partner facilities across the state.
