OSU Medical Center

Respiratory Care Practitioner Donna Gavin was recently honored for reaching 50 years of dedicated service at OSU Medical Center. Donna, we appreciate your commitment to patient care, and congratulations on this outstanding achievement! 👏

Keeping our friends and colleagues at Saint Francis in our hearts today.

On June 1, we remember a day when Saint Francis was forever changed by a devastating act of violence. As we reflect, we remain committed to healing, compassion and the unwavering support of one another.

Together, we honor, we remember and we stand Saint Francis strong. 💗

May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, and we are full of gratitude for the life-changing treatment our SLPs provide. From developmental disorders to brain injuries, speech impairments, swallowing disorders and more, SLPs treat a wide range of issues, empowering patients to communicate.

Thank you for all you do, SLPs! 💙

Forever grateful.

What a great week celebrating our partners! As EMS Week comes to a close, we thank all first responders for their commitment to Orange Country and beyond.

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OSU Medical Center The nation's largest osteopathic teaching hospital committed to exceptional health care, every patient, every time. Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Nothing like closing out a week-long celebration with a hospital-wide lunch!

To our employees, thank you for being there for your community even on the hardest days. Your dedication does not go unnoticed, and we are grateful for all you do.

Here's to the next chapter of training tomorrow's physicians and serving Oklahoma's communities. Until next time, Hospital Week! 🧡🖤

, Hospital Week Edition!

A look back through the decades at our hospital history:

• First expansion groundbreaking in 1954
• '64-'65 residents
• Cardiovascular surgeons in the 1970s
• The original parking garage in 1980

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Dr. Matt Wilkett, Clinical Professor of Medicine at OSU Center for Health Sciences and Chief of Cardiology at OSU Medical Center, has come full circle in his Cowboy journey.

After beginning at OSU as a medical student and continuing through residency and fellowship, he now teaches and leads at the institution that helped shape his career. "OSUMC has been central to my professional development, and I'm proud to continue practicing and teaching at the institution where I trained," said Dr. Wilkett.

He credits the experience with giving him hands-on clinical training, strong mentorship and the opportunity to serve diverse and often underserved communities across Oklahoma.

Returning as faculty has been especially meaningful. "OSUMC played a formative role in my approach to medicine, and coming back has given me the opportunity to pay it forward to the next generation of physicians," he said.

For Dr. Wilkett, OSUMC's strength is its mission-driven approach to education, where trainees gain early responsibility and broad clinical exposure while fostering meaningful patient relationships under dedicated faculty mentorship.

“That collaborative culture and hands-on learning have made OSUMC a strong training environment for 75 years,” he said. “The future is bright.”