Our OUHSC faculty specialize in general infectious
diseases as well as HIV/AIDS care. Special areas of HIV interest
include women’s health and the Native American provider population.
We offer all levels of provider training which
include general lectures, interactive workshops, preceptorships
(hands-on clinical or social work training), clinical consults,
and capacity building opportunities. Topics
for workshops include antiretroviral treatment, opportunistic infections,
post-exposure prophylaxis, HIV 101, Rapid Testing, and CDC Guidelines.
- Consulting in Antiretroviral Therapy, High-Risk
Pregnancy, HIV Testing, and Primary HIV Care.
- Linda Salinas, MD and Michelle Salvaggio, MD
- 405-271-6122
- Hours of Operation: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday
through Friday
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Wendy McGuckin is the Site Administrator for the Department
of Medicine, Infectious Diseases Section Local Performance
Site and Co-Director Partner of the TX/OK AETC. She received
her Master of Business Administration and Master of Public
Health simultaneously from the University of Oklahoma in 2000
and has been the Administrator for the Infectious Diseases
Section since 1998. Ms. McGuckin is on the Board of Directors
and is an officer of the AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth,
and Families. She has served as a Co-Chair and as a member
of the Oklahoma HIV Treatment and Care Consortium and has assisted
with the Statewide Coordinated Statement of Need for Oklahoma. She
also works closely with the Association of American Indian
Physicians on HIV educational opportunities for providers of
Native American clinical care. |
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Dr. Linda J. Machado
serves at the Medical Education Director for the Texas/Oklahoma
AETC. Dr. Machado received her Doctor of Medicine degree
in 1995 from the American University of the Caribbean after which
she completed her Internal Medicine residency and Infectious
Diseases training at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences
Center. She joined the Infectious Diseases section in 2000 as
an Assistant Professor and was recently promoted to Associate
Professor of Medicine. She was the recipient of the William W.
Rucks Award for excellence in Medicine and the Chief Residents
Award in 1998 as well as the Humanism in Medicine granted by
the University of Oklahoma, College of Medicine in 2002. Dr.
Machado’s clinical interests include caring for those living
with HIV/AIDS and tick-borne illnesses. |
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Dr. Michelle R. Salvaggio
is a clinical presenter for the Texas/Oklahoma AETC. Dr. Salvaggio
joined the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Department
of Medicine Infectious Diseases Section in 2004. She completed
her medical school and internal medicine residency at the University
of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City. Dr.
Salvaggio went on to complete her fellowship training in Infectious
Diseases at the University of Alabama in Birmingham. Dr.
Salvaggio is currently the Medical Director of the Infectious
Diseases Institute at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences
Center, Department of Medicine. Her research is focused
on clinical trials involving immuno-compromised patients, Herpes
viruses and HIV. |
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"HIV for the Primary Care Provider" - Linda Salinas, MD
* Closed Session; If you would like to participate in a similar training, please contact Kimberly Walker.
Description: HIV 101
March 12, 2010, 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Oklahoma History Center
Oklahoma City, OK
To participate, contact Kimberly Walker
"AI/AN Provider Training"
- Linda Salinas, MD
April 8, 2010
Talequah, OK
To join this event, contact
Kimberly Walker
"Native American Provider Training" - Linda Salinas, MD; Tony Duran; Andy Moore; Wendy Newport
Description: 2 day Training over HIV Epidemiology, Co-infection, etc...
June 10-11, 2010
Northeastern State University
Tahlequah, OK
To participate, please contact Kimberly Walker |
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