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Program Director Welcome Letter


Welcome to the OMECO/OSU Family Medicine Residency in Tulsa, Oklahoma! We hope you find our website full of specific information about our program, residents, and faculty. We’d like for you to see not only the information you need, but also what makes our training environment at OSU such a wonderful place. 
Our program is sponsored by Oklahoma State University and is associated with the largest osteopathic training hospital in the United States. All of our residents learn full-spectrum family medicine and are able to succeed in any type of practice they desire at the end of their three years with us.  Our graduates have gone on to practice in areas such as outpatient Family Medicine, inpatient Family Medicine, a combination of both, urgent care, and Emergency Medicine.  Additionally, we have had multiple graduates enter fellowships in Sports Medicine, OBGYN, OMM, Palliative Care, and Emergency Medicine. We have a 100% first time Family Medicine Board Pass Rate. 
We recognize that there are a multitude of excellent family medicine training options in the country. Why choose us? There are many reasons, but the most important is the people. When we ask residents, faculty, and staff what they most like about our residency program, the answer is universally “the people” and the sense of belonging to a learning community that feels like a family. Other great aspects of our program include a Clinical Pharmacist as part of our faculty, a wide range of pathology to which our residents are exposed, and the opportunity to care for multiple different underserved populations.  Additionally, our program has a dedicated Wellness curriculum to help our residents get through the stresses of residency. 
For those of you who don’t yet know Tulsa, it’s a great city in which to do your training!  Tulsa has many of the benefits of a big city (museums, opera and ballet companies, a plethora of concert venues, multiple professional sports teams, and a great local food scene) with the perks of a small town including a low cost of living and low commute times.  Tulsa also has over 50 miles of trails for walking, cycling, and running.  Tulsa’s Gathering Place is a must-see and was ranked the best city park in the nation by USA Today. 
Thank you for taking a look at our program.  If you have any questions that aren’t answered on our website, please reach out to us! 


Sincerely,

 

Amanda Carey, D.O.Amanda Carey, D.O.
Program Director

OMECO/OSU Family Medicine Residency 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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