The Frontline of Health in the Heartland
Working in Oklahoma’s Healthcare Industry
At the cornerstone of cutting edge and collaboration lies Oklahoma’s healthcare industry. Here, you’ll sample a buffet of employers, from Level I trauma hospitals to rural community clinics and Native American healthcare providers. The state is also home to some of the nation’s leading biomedical research facilities, driving breakthroughs in oncology, diabetes, cardiology, and beyond. Whether you’re a provider, administrator, or researcher, Oklahoma’s medical field puts you at the forefront of healthcare excellence.
180,000+ Bioscience Jobs
169+ Hospitals
$1 Billion Invested in Industry
Major Players
- INTEGRIS Health
- OU Health
- Ascension
- SSM Health
- Saint Francis Health System
- Mercy Health
- Hillcrest HealthCare System
- HCA Healthcare
- UnitedHealth Group
- Norman Regional Health System
- Complete Home Services
- Northeastern Health System
- DaVita
Names to Know
Oklahoma Heart Hospital
As the first all-digital hospital in America, Oklahoma Heart Hospital consistently ranks among the nation’s premier cardiovascular care facilities. This physician-owned powerhouse is home to over 90 cardiovascular specialists spread across two hospital campuses and more than 60 clinics.
Oklahoma Children’s Hospital
Moving to Oklahoma puts you just minutes away from one of the top 50 children’s hospitals in the U.S. This pediatric facility is home to Oklahoma’s only ACS-verified Level 1 pediatric trauma center and the Midwest’s sole Level IV neonatal ICU accredited by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Love Family Women’s Center
Newly opened in April 2024, the Love Family Women’s Center at Mercy Hospital is redefining OBGYN care for Oklahoma women. Offering 24/7/365 services, this groundbreaking facility is the first and only hospital-based midwifery birthing program in the state, featuring home-like birthing suites and a team of certified nurse midwives ready to support every step of the journey.
Chickasaw Nation Medical Center
A career in Oklahoma’s healthcare industry offers unique opportunities in Native American healthcare. Located in Ada, the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center boasts a Level III emergency department, alongside specialized services like a diabetes center, dental clinic, and women’s health center, plus numerous other tribal health programs.
Saint Francis Hospital
Located in the heart of downtown Tulsa, Saint Francis Hospital stands as the region’s premier healthcare institution. The 1,112-bed tertiary center is known best for its advanced services, including specialized care in trauma, pediatrics, cancer, and strokes, backed by a dedicated neurosurgery ICU.
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Seconds from downtown Oklahoma City, the University of Oklahoma Medical Center is the state’s sole comprehensive teaching hospital. It’s home to Oklahoma’s only Level I trauma center, the only comprehensive bone marrow transplant center, and offers the highest level of care for stroke patients.
