UAMS Campuses

The UAMS North Central Regional Campus in Batesville is a key component of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ efforts to expand healthcare education across Arkansas. This campus is dedicated to training healthcare professionals who can address the specific needs of North Central Arkansas, particularly in rural and underserved communities.

• Family Medicine Residency - Training physicians to provide comprehensive primary care in rural settings.
• Nursing Programs - Educational opportunities for nurses, focusing on community health needs.
• Continuing Education - Professional development courses for practicing healthcare providers in the region.
• Community Health Initiatives - Programs to educate and improve health outcomes in local populations.

The North Central Campus partners with regional healthcare facilities to offer students practical, hands-on training in clinical environments reflective of local needs. The campus provides a supportive learning atmosphere with resources for small-scale medical education, including simulation labs and classroom settings. UAMS North Central is committed to addressing healthcare shortages by preparing graduates to practice in the area. The curriculum focuses on primary care, family medicine, and preventive health, aligning with the university’s mission to enhance access to medical services. Students engage in community outreach, gaining a deeper understanding of the region’s health challenges. This campus significantly contributes to improving healthcare access and outcomes in North Central Arkansas by fostering a dedicated and skilled healthcare workforce.

The UAMS Northeast Regional Campus in Jonesboro extends the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ commitment to healthcare education into Northeast Arkansas. This campus focuses on preparing healthcare professionals to serve the unique needs of the region, with a strong emphasis on rural health and community-based care.

• Family Medicine Residency - A program training physicians in primary care for rural and underserved areas.
• Nursing Education - Courses and certifications for nurses, addressing regional healthcare demands.
• Continuing Medical Education - Professional development for local healthcare providers to enhance skills and knowledge.
• Allied Health Programs - Training for support roles such as medical technicians and assistants.

The Northeast Campus collaborates with local hospitals and clinics to provide students with hands-on clinical experiences, ensuring they are well-prepared for real-world challenges. The campus offers modern facilities for small-group learning and simulations, creating an intimate and focused educational environment. UAMS Northeast is dedicated to reducing healthcare disparities by training professionals who are likely to remain in the region. The curriculum emphasizes primary care, preventive medicine, and community health, tailored to the specific needs of Northeast Arkansas. Students participate in community outreach and health promotion activities, fostering a deep connection to the area they serve. This campus plays a crucial role in improving access to quality healthcare in the region by building a skilled and committed healthcare workforce.

The UAMS Northwest Regional Campus in Fayetteville extends the reach of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences into Northwest Arkansas, addressing the region’s growing healthcare needs. This campus offers specialized programs in health sciences, focusing on training professionals to serve rural and underserved communities while maintaining the high standards of UAMS education.

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) - Regional training for medical students with clinical rotations in local hospitals.
• Physical Therapy - Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program focusing on rehabilitation sciences.
• Occupational Therapy - Training for students to assist patients in regaining daily living skills.
• Pharmacy - Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) with an emphasis on community pharmacy practice.
• Nursing - Programs including accelerated BSN and advanced nursing degrees tailored to regional needs.

The Northwest Campus collaborates with local healthcare facilities to provide hands-on clinical experiences, ensuring students gain practical skills in real-world settings. The campus features modern facilities, including simulation labs and learning spaces designed for interdisciplinary education. UAMS Northwest is dedicated to improving access to healthcare in the region by training professionals who are likely to remain and practice in Arkansas. The curriculum emphasizes primary care, preventive medicine, and community health, aligning with the university’s mission to enhance health outcomes. Students benefit from small class sizes, personalized mentorship, and a focus on addressing the unique challenges of rural healthcare delivery. This campus plays a critical role in expanding medical education and services in Northwest Arkansas.

The UAMS South Central Regional Campus in Texarkana serves as a vital extension of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, focusing on healthcare education and services for the southern and central regions of Arkansas. This campus is dedicated to training healthcare professionals who can address the specific needs of local communities, particularly in rural and underserved areas.

• Family Medicine Residency - A program designed to train physicians in comprehensive primary care for diverse populations.
• Nursing Education - Courses and certifications for aspiring nurses, focusing on community health needs.
• Continuing Medical Education - Workshops and training for practicing healthcare providers to stay updated on medical advancements.
• Allied Health Training - Short-term programs for medical assistants, technicians, and other support roles.

The South Central Campus emphasizes hands-on learning through partnerships with regional hospitals and clinics, providing students with practical experience in patient care. Facilities are equipped to support small-group learning and clinical simulations, fostering a supportive educational environment. UAMS South Central is committed to reducing healthcare disparities by preparing graduates to work in areas with limited access to medical services. The curriculum focuses on primary care, preventive health, and chronic disease management, tailored to the region’s demographic and health challenges. Students are encouraged to engage with the community, participating in outreach programs and health initiatives. This campus plays a key role in expanding access to quality healthcare education and improving health outcomes in South Central Arkansas through targeted training and local collaboration.

The UAMS Southeast Regional Campus in Pine Bluff is an integral part of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ network, focusing on healthcare education and services for Southeast Arkansas. This campus is committed to training professionals who can address the healthcare needs of rural and underserved communities in the region.

• Family Medicine Residency - A program to prepare physicians for primary care in rural settings.
• Nursing Education - Courses and certifications tailored to meet local healthcare demands.
• Continuing Medical Education - Training and workshops for practicing healthcare providers to stay current.
• Community Health Programs - Initiatives to promote wellness and preventive care in the local population.

The Southeast Campus works closely with area hospitals and clinics to provide students with real-world clinical experiences, ensuring they are equipped to handle the challenges of community healthcare. The campus offers facilities for small-group learning and clinical simulations, creating a focused educational environment. UAMS Southeast is dedicated to reducing healthcare disparities by encouraging graduates to practice in the region. The curriculum emphasizes primary care, family medicine, and public health, tailored to the specific needs of Southeast Arkansas. Students participate in community engagement activities, fostering connections with the populations they serve. This campus plays a vital role in enhancing access to quality healthcare in the region by building a committed and skilled healthcare workforce.

The UAMS Southwest Regional Campus in El Dorado is an essential part of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ mission to provide healthcare education and services across Arkansas. This campus focuses on training healthcare professionals to meet the needs of Southwest Arkansas, with an emphasis on rural and underserved populations.

• Family Medicine Residency - Training for physicians specializing in primary care for rural communities.
• Nursing Programs - Courses and certifications aimed at preparing nurses for local healthcare challenges.
• Continuing Education - Professional development opportunities for healthcare workers in the region.
• Community Health Education - Programs designed to promote health awareness and preventive care in local communities.

The Southwest Campus offers a supportive learning environment with access to clinical training through partnerships with regional medical facilities. Students gain practical experience in settings that reflect the healthcare needs of the area, preparing them for careers in community-based care. The campus is equipped with resources for small-scale medical education, including simulation tools and classroom spaces. UAMS Southwest is dedicated to addressing healthcare shortages by encouraging graduates to practice in the region. The curriculum prioritizes primary care, family medicine, and public health, aligning with the university’s goal of improving access to medical services. Through community engagement and targeted training, this campus contributes significantly to enhancing health outcomes in Southwest Arkansas, fostering a workforce ready to tackle local health challenges with compassion and expertise.

The UAMS West Regional Campus in Fort Smith is a critical extension of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, serving the healthcare education needs of Western Arkansas. This campus focuses on preparing healthcare professionals to meet the demands of rural and underserved areas, aligning with UAMS’s mission to improve health outcomes statewide.

• Family Medicine Residency - Training for physicians specializing in primary care for diverse communities.
• Nursing Programs - Educational offerings for nurses, addressing regional healthcare challenges.
• Continuing Medical Education - Professional development opportunities for local healthcare providers.
• Allied Health Training - Programs for support roles such as medical assistants and technicians.

The West Campus collaborates with regional medical facilities to provide hands-on clinical training, ensuring students gain practical experience in real-world settings. The campus features resources for small-scale education, including simulation labs and learning spaces designed for personalized instruction. UAMS West is committed to addressing healthcare shortages by training professionals likely to remain in the area. The curriculum prioritizes primary care, preventive medicine, and community health, tailored to the needs of Western Arkansas. Students engage in community outreach and health promotion activities, building strong ties to the region. This campus significantly contributes to improving healthcare access and quality in Western Arkansas by fostering a dedicated and skilled healthcare workforce ready to tackle local health challenges.

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Main Campus in Little Rock is the primary hub for medical education, research, and healthcare delivery in Arkansas. This campus offers a comprehensive range of programs focused on health sciences and medical training, catering to students pursuing careers in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and allied health professions.

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) - A rigorous program preparing students for medical practice through clinical and academic training.
• Nursing Programs - Including Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degrees.
• Pharmacy - Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program focusing on pharmaceutical sciences and patient care.
• Public Health - Master of Public Health (MPH) and related programs addressing community health challenges.
• Allied Health Professions - Programs such as Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Medical Laboratory Sciences.
• Graduate Biomedical Sciences - PhD and Master’s programs for research in medical and biological sciences.

The campus is home to state-of-the-art facilities, including simulation labs, research centers, and the UAMS Medical Center, which provides hands-on clinical experience. Students benefit from interdisciplinary learning environments and partnerships with local healthcare providers. UAMS emphasizes innovation in medical education, preparing graduates to address complex health issues through evidence-based practices. The curriculum integrates cutting-edge research with patient-centered care, ensuring that students are equipped to meet the evolving demands of the healthcare industry. With a strong commitment to improving health outcomes in Arkansas and beyond, the Main Campus serves as a cornerstone for medical education and community health initiatives.