Owasso Students Celebrate Medical Degree Milestones at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Hudson Surber and Landen Saling, both from Owasso, Oklahoma, have achieved significant academic milestones as they graduated from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS). Surber earned his Master of Public Health (MPH) and Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degrees, while Saling received his Master of Physician Assistant Studies degree.
This accomplishment is part of UAMS’ broader effort to support a skilled healthcare workforce. The university presented degrees and certificates to 1,134 students across its five colleges and graduate school, highlighting its dedication to producing quality healthcare professionals.
The graduation ceremony underscores the institution’s commitment to medical education and research. UAMS has a strong reputation for training physicians who are leaders in their fields, improving the health and well-being of Arkansans and beyond.
The College of Medicine, where both Surber and Saling studied, plays a crucial role in this mission. The college has a rich history, having educated and trained a majority of Arkansas’ physicians since 1879. Its faculty, many of whom have been recognized as top doctors in local and national listings, exemplify the institution’s commitment to excellence in medical education and care.
These graduates will now join the ranks of healthcare professionals making important contributions to the field. Their achievements demonstrate the value of UAMS’ programs in fostering the next generation of medical leaders.
As UAMS continues to grow and expand its offerings, it remains committed to its vision of producing doctors who are dedicated to improving healthcare in Arkansas and beyond. The success of its students serves as a testament to the institution’s enduring impact on the medical community.
