Minutes of a Regular Meeting, June 22-23, 2004 - Digital Collections

REGENTS’ POLICY MANUALSECTION 2—ACADEMICS2.11.2—PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE PLANSThe policies for operation and governance of the professional practice plans of the various HealthSciences Center colleges are printed in full in appendices of the Health Sciences Center FacultyHandbook.2.11.3—COLLEGE OF MEDICINEADMISSIONS BOARD, COLLEGE OF MEDICINEThe Admissions Board of the College of Medicine shall be composed as follows:• 10 members of the full-time faculty• 10 members of the volunteer faculty• 10 members of the student body of the College of MedicineTwenty-four members also will be selected from throughout the state, to include four physicians fromeach of the six congressional districts in the state who shall be selected by the various county medicalassociations within each of the respective congressional districts, the selection to be coordinated by themember or members of the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma State Medical Association who residewithin the respective congressional districts.(RM, 5-8-75, pp. 13427-28)NON–RESIDENT STUDENTS, COLLEGE OF MEDICINEWithin the total class enrollment limits set by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, theColleges of Medicine may admit up to 15% or 20 (whichever is larger) out-of-state students per year.Approved by Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, June 26, 1989.(RM, 7-20-89, p. 21277)SITE OF PRACTICE POLICY, COLLEGE OF MEDICINEThe purpose of the Site of Practice Policy is to concentrate ongoing patient care by the full-timefaculty of the College of Medicine in those hospitals and other practice sites in which the major teachingand research programs of the College of Medicine are based. The patient care activities of the facultymay occur in any of the health care entities which comprise the Oklahoma Health Center in OklahomaCity, the Tulsa Medical Education Foundation hospitals in Tulsa, and University-owned or-operatedpractice sites under the organizational structure of HCA Health Services of Oklahoma, Inc. d/b/a OUMedical Center and its successors which support the academic programs of the College and which canprovide the technical environment necessary for modern, high-grade medical care and teaching.THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 165