INTEGRIS Southwest Medical Center

Core Site assignments are for year three only. Clerkship placement during year four is based solely on the site’s availability and approval. Students must follow the scheduling protocols outlined by the location and the Clinical Education Guidelines.

INTEGRIS Health, the largest Oklahoma-owned not-for-profit health system in the state, is known for innovation and unparalleled quality offering advanced treatment options and specialties found nowhere else in the region. The $3B, 12,000-caregiver integrated delivery system includes hospitals, rehabilitation centers, physician clinics, virtual care, and hospice and home health agencies. INTEGRIS Health operates (through both direct ownership and management contracts/joint ventures) more than 1,800 licensed beds in 20 hospitals. INTEGRIS Health has more than 60 specialties and sub-specialties among its Medical Group and affiliated physicians. INTEGRIS Health Medical Group employs 800+ providers and has 185+ primary and specialty care clinics.

INTEGRIS Health Southwest Medical Center

4401 S Western
Oklahoma City, OK 73109

Site Focus:

Emergency Medicine

School Affiliations

Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
KCU College of Osteopathic Medicine

Hospital Statistics

Total Beds - 334
ER Visits - 6,832
Births - 1,037
Inpatient Surgeries - 2,449
Outpatient Surgeries - 3,568
DOs on Staff - 146
MDs on Staff - 415

Third-Year Clerkships

Family Medicine (1 month)
Internal Medicine (2 months)
Ob/Gyn (1 month)
Pediatrics (1 month)
Psychiatry (1 month)
Surgery (2 months)

This site schedules clinical experiences in one month increments.

Third-Year Selectives

These are clinical experiences completed in addition to the third-year core clerkships. The student may have some ability to choose from a list of available selective clerkships. The Core Site determines the selective clerkships available based on the resources at the Core Site. If applicable, selective opportunities will be communicated to students at the core site’s discretion after the match.
Selective clerkship opportunities are not available away from the Core Site during the third year. Exceptions to this policy may occur for students officially enrolled in the Military and Global Health Tracks or completing third-year selective(s) away from the Core Site as part of the Specialty Track requirements.

Residency Information

Emergency Medicine
Family Medicine
Diagnostic Radiology
Fellowship in Hand Surgery

Resources & Benefits

Facility Resources: Students will have access to computers, internet, lounge, medical library, medical records, phones and printers while on duty at the hospital
Meal Benefits: Meal cards are provided with a $20 daily limit
Visiting Student Housing: Housing unavailable at this time

Duties & Opportunities

Student Duties: Students are required to participate in weekly rounds as assigned
Didactic Opportunities: Students are required to participate in all available opportunities
OMT/OPP Opportunities: Opportunities for skill development in OMT/OPP are provided in the clinical setting during family medicine experiences

Unique Site Characteristics

Global Track or Military Track students must communicate third-year clerkship obligations to site as soon as the Clerkship Match Process is finalized
MMR vaccines (2) or positive titer and varicella vaccines (2) or positive titer required
Orientation provided on the first day at core site
Rotation verification form and confidentiality agreement required
TB screening required annually (only two-step skin test or blood test accepted)

Once the Clerkship Site Match is finalized for your class, KCU Clinical Education will notify students when contacting clerkship sites directly is permitted.

Contact Information

Contact Clinical Education
Core Site Contact: Kristie Echols
Medical Director, Education: Mark Keuchel, DO
Clerkship Director: Steven Roberts, DO