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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences - Fayetteville

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The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Northwest Regional Campus in Fayetteville is an integral part of the state's efforts to expand healthcare education and services. Established in 2007 as an extension of the main UAMS campus in Little Rock, it addresses the critical demand for skilled healthcare professionals in Arkansas. This campus features a variety of academic offerings, such as the College of Medicine, which includes both a three-year Primary Care Scholars M.D. track and a traditional four-year M.D. track. Additionally, the College of Health Professions at Fayetteville presents numerous allied health programs, including Audiology, Clinical Nutrition, and Dental Hygiene, among others, enabling comprehensive training within a community-based learning environment. These programs align with UAMS’s mission to improve healthcare through innovative education, research, and patient care.

Beyond academics, UAMS Fayetteville fosters significant partnerships, such as its collaboration with the University of Arkansas (U of A) to provide joint degrees, including the Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD). This partnership underscores a shared commitment to enhancing the well-being of individuals beyond Arkansas. The campus is deeply involved in research and community health projects, prioritizing access to quality healthcare and addressing health disparities. Equipped with clinics that offer patient care services as part of the educational process, the campus aims to be a premier healthcare destination in the Midwest. With leadership steering its educational and healthcare programs, UAMS Northwest Regional Campus plays a pivotal role in the healthcare ecosystem of Northwest Arkansas.

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