The MS degree is offered on the HSC campus in Oklahoma City and at the Schusterman HSC campus in Tulsa. The College offers both undergraduate and graduate programs at distant sites at two Oklahoma regional universities. Both tracks in the undergraduate program are offered on the campus of Cameron University in Lawton. The career mobility track for both RNs and LPNs is offered at Woodward Hospital in Woodward. Graduate courses in the Nurse Practitioner program are offered on the Southwestern Oklahoma State University campus in Weatherford.
Several initiatives are underway to do so.
A Center for Nursing Research Utilization and Development was established to address research-based clinical practice. The case management program is very active and operates under contract for this service with a state agency. A grant from the Indian Health Service provides for scholarships and support personnel to recruit and graduate Native American students who will serve the Native American community. Faculty, staff and students are actively involved in all facets of the College's programs. Continuing education programs are offered through contracts with the Indian Health Service, Health Sciences Center Consortium, and others.