The $20.2 million project enables students to work with physicians from the Cleveland Clinic in facilities that mirror the medical center’s. OU-HCOM and the Cleveland Clinic are also working together to start a new curriculum.
“We want to provide a longitudinal education experience rather than different systems that are completely disjointed,” said OU-HCOM Cleveland Dean Isaac Kirstein. “We want to design a school curriculum and residency curriculum that mesh together.”
Fifty-one students are attending the college’s Cleveland campus.
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