Laura E Fischer, MD - University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

Oklahoma Academy Physician (OAPA) is a leading organization in Oklahoma City, OK, dedicated to supporting and advocating for physician assistants (PAs) in the state. With a strong focus on continuing education, networking, and legislative initiatives, OAPA serves as the collective voice for PAs, ensuring their success now and in the future. Offering a range of benefits, including access to CME opportunities, membership discount programs, and representation at the Capitol, OAPA is committed to promoting the growth and development of the PA profession in Oklahoma. As the #1 most promising job for millennials in 2017, according to Forbes, and the #5 fastest growing profession in America, PAs play a crucial role in addressing the physician shortage crisis. With three accredited PA programs in the state and approximately 1600 PAs, OAPA is proud to be part of the solution. Whether you are a current PA, a student considering a career in the field, or a friend of the profession, joining OAPA provides valuable resources, networking opportunities, and insight into the current practice environment for PAs in Oklahoma.Generated from the website

The Oklahoma Academy of Family Physicians (OAFP) is a prominent organization dedicated to advancing the field of family medicine in Oklahoma. Through its various programs, including educational opportunities for residents and students, OAFP promotes excellence in healthcare and advocates for both physicians and the patients they serve. With initiatives such as the OAFP Scientific Assembly and the Fast Talks with Family Docs podcast, the academy fosters insightful discussions and showcases the contributions of local physicians. By focusing on physician support and patient advocacy, OAFP aims to enhance the health and well-being of communities across the state. Generated from the website

The Oklahoma Primary Care Association (OKPCA) is dedicated to improving access to affordable, community-based healthcare for underserved populations across the state. Partnering with community health centers and safety net providers, OKPCA aims to strengthen and simplify healthcare access, offering essential services such as primary care, dental care, and nutritional counseling. In 2023, Community Health Centers (CHCs) served over 340,000 Oklahomans, helping to address the root causes of health issues through integrated services. By utilizing a sliding fee scale based on income and accepting various coverage options, these centers provide cost-effective health services that improve community health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs associated with emergency care. Generated from the website