Jennifer Gamblin, PA-C

Physician Associate
4.7 out of 5 
(62  Ratings) , 39  Comments
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About Jennifer Gamblin

Jennifer Gamblin, PA-C, is a Physician Associate with the pediatric gastroenterology team at Oklahoma Children's Hospital in Oklahoma City. Jennifer works with pediatric patients with liver disease, and she runs the pediatric Hepatitis C and Fontan-associated liver disease clinic. She has a clinical and research interest in the study of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.

Jennifer completed her Bachelor's Degree in Biology at Southern Nazarene University and earned her Physician Associate degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine. She is a a member of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases, American Association of Physician Assistants and Oklahoma Academy of Physician Assistants.

Outside of work, Jennifer enjoys attending sporting events with her family, exploring her Choctaw roots and supporting her Native community. Jennifer and her husband also are strong advocates for the foster care community and serve as foster parents.

Affiliations Oklahoma Children's Hospital — Pediatric Gastroenterology Clinic, Oklahoma Children's Hospital
Health Education
  • Medical School
  • Physician Associate University of Oklahoma College of Medicine
    Oklahom, OK
  • Board Certification
  • National Commission on the Certification of Physician Assistant
Medical Interests Areas of Interest:
  • Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)

Reviews

  • 10/16/2024
    Rating: 5

    Dr. Gamblin was attentive to what the patient said. She thoroughly explained and answered all questions asked. I appreciate her professionalism and caring nature towards her patients.

  • 10/15/2024
    Rating: 5

    Everithing good

  • 06/19/2024
    Rating: 5

    I was very impressed with how well the doctor spoke with my (highly sensitive) kiddo about making dietary changes in a matter of fact, non-shaming way.

  • 03/27/2024
    Rating: 4.12

    When we went downstairs to have blood drawn, in the room we were taken into there was blood from the previous child on the table. I said something to the phlebotomist and she attempted to wipe it up with gauze but then smeared it and didn't change her gloves after. I know that gloves are expensive but that is potential for cross contamination with blood to blood contact, especially since it took multiple tries to get my daughter's vein.

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