Celia Q. Blair, MD

General and Trauma Surgeon, Surgical Critical Care

Accepting New Patients
Member of OU Health Physicians

3.8 out of 5

(26 Ratings) , 23 Comments

Position: General and Trauma Surgeon, Surgical Critical Care
Primary Specialties: Surgical Critical Care (Board Certified), Trauma Surgery
Languages Spoken: Cantonese, French, English
Practice Started: 1/1/2019
Gender: Female

About Celia Blair

Celia Quang, MD is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Surgery at the University of Oklahoma. Dr. Quang attended the University of Oklahoma for her undergraduate studies from which she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and a Bachelor of Arts in French.

She completed her doctor of medicine degree at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine in 2013. She went on to complete a General Surgery Residency at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, AL in 2018 and subsequently continued to complete a Surgical Critical Care Fellowship at the University of Missouri, in Columbia, MO in 2019.

Dr. Quang is double board certified by the American Board of Surgery in General Surgery and Surgical Critical Care.

Awards

Outstanding Surgical Resident Award, American College of Surgeons, Alabama Chapter 2018
Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society 2013
Frank A. Clingan Surgery Award, University of Oklahoma COM-Tulsa Surgery Department 2013
Phi Beta Kappa 2009

Health Education

Medical School
Doctor of Medicine OU College of Medicine
Oklahoma City, OK
2013

Residency
General Surgery University of South Alabama
Mobile, AL
2018

Fellowship
Surgical Critical Care University of Missouri
Columbia, MO
2019

Board Certification
American Board of General Surgery 2018
Surgical Critical Care 2019

Medical Interests Areas of Interest:

Trauma Surgery
Surgical Critical Care
Emergency General Surgery
Burn Surgery

Reviews

03/21/2024

It was alright. They kept me for 7 hours, just to try to remove my gallbladder when it wasn't necessary. It felt that they were after the insurance money instead of my health. They didn't offer me any other choice, but to remove my gallbladder only. I denied the surgery. Only my nurse at the time help me get some answers and antibiotics. She was very kind and caring.
11/09/2023

Very professional.
10/10/2023

There was a lady who would answer my call light pretty often and she had an accent. She didn't seem to listen to me very well and seemed bothered that I needed help. I would ask for help and then a nurse tech or someone would almost immediately come in to do something else when I need pain medicine or nausea medicine. Though my nurses did a great job when they knew what I needed.
08/07/2023

I plan to put together more information and hope that you will make changes so that others don't have an experience like mine. You have a duty to provide better care and it breaks my heart to see what is actually happening firsthand.