Hello.

My name is Quy Pham. I grew up right here in South Oklahoma City, surrounded by a community that always felt like family. Few might remember me as "the kid from Westmoore," or maybe as the CVS pharmacist on 89th Street. For those I haven’t met, I’d like to formally introduce myself as an Okie who’s found his way back home.
 

After some time as a pharmacist at the local CVS pharmacy, I made a life-changing decision to pursue medical school, discovering along the way a deep passion for dermatology. I was very fortunate to train at one of the top dermatology programs in the country where I refined my skills under the guidance of renowned experts. Their mentorship helped me grow as a dermatologist not only to diagnose and treat dermatologic diseases, but also to care for patients using a holistic approach. 

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Following my residency, my wife and I moved to Houston where I spent five incredible years building my practice and establishing my career in private practice.  During that time, we welcomed our son into the world. As new parents, we quickly realized how much we valued being close to family and friends and it became clear that returning to Oklahoma was the best decision for our family.

Being away from OKC for the past 10 years has helped me grow in a lot of ways, but it also reminded me of the things that I miss the most. Having lived in different cities, big and small, I can honestly say that there’s something special about Oklahoma City that only those who grew up here can truly understand. The kindness, the generosity, the sense of community—it’s all here. It is incredible to finally be back in OKC. To be able to spend time with people I love most and serving the community that once took care of me is something I'll never take for granted. 
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