What does OSU Center for Health Sciences offer?

OSU Center for Health Sciences offers graduate degrees in Athletic Training, Biomedical Sciences, Forensic Sciences and Health Care Administration. Our dedicated faculty engage our students through small class sizes, hands-on research and real-world experiences.

When was Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences created?

In 2001, the Oklahoma legislature added another designation by creating the OSU Center for Health Sciences—the umbrella organization for the College of Osteopathic Medicine; and graduate programs in biomedical and forensic sciences, health care administration and athletic training.

Is there a family medicine residency at OSU?

The OSU Family Medicine Residency is an 8-8-8 CMS funded program whose residents are employed by Oklahoma State University Medical Center and academically sponsored by OSU Center for Health Sciences. The OSU Health Care Center serves as the OSU Family Medicine continuity clinic.

Where is the OSU Medical Center in Tulsa?

The OSU Medical Center, located a half-mile north of campus, is the primary teaching hospital for the college. The medical center serves Tulsa and the surrounding communities, and serves as both a teaching clinic for medical students, interns and residents, and a health care resource for residents of Tulsa and the surrounding area.

Is the Ohio State University safe for students?

The university’s COVID-19 Transition Task Force’s Safe Campus and Scientific Advisory Subgroup will continue monitoring changing conditions and consult with local and state health authorities. Recommendations and requirements will be refined as needed.

What is the mission of Ohio State University?

Connect with health care providers from the comfort of your home. As one of America’s top-ranked academic health centers, our mission is to improve people’s lives through innovation in research, education and patient care. Organ transplantation at Ohio State saves lives — 11,000 and counting!

Is the Ohio State University under a state of emergency?

The university remains under a state of emergency given the impacts of COVID-19. Learn what Ohio State is doing and how you can help keep yourself, and your family and friends, safe and healthy — whether you’ve returned to a campus or are continuing to work and study from home.