Aidan Khoda, DO

• Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine – DO
• University of Oklahoma – Physiology

Bio

Aidan Khoda, DO (he/him/his) comes to family medicine with a strong passion for providing inclusive healthcare for the LGBTQ+ population and advocating for all his patients. Aidan was born and raised in Oklahoma City and Edmond, OK. As a rural track student, he earned his bachelor’s degree in Physiology from Oklahoma State University. He went on to earn his medical degree from the Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation. As part of the inaugural class from the first tribally affiliated medical school in the country, Aidan lived on the Cherokee Nation’s reservation for three years, learning about the tribal healthcare system and seeing firsthand the disparities that affect Indigenous people. While in medical school, Aidan developed a dedication to providing LGBTQ+ care and was involved in his school’s Gay and Lesbian Advocacy in Medicine Club, where he promoted awareness about LBGTQ+ medicine to other future physicians. He is also interested in reproductive health, addiction medicine, osteopathic manipulative medicine, and integrating each of these areas into LGBTQ+-friendly clinical spaces. Some of Aidan’s hobbies include listening to and singing off-key to pop music, taking care of his guinea pig, exploring museums, and trying new restaurants. He is also a big fan of Pirates of the Caribbean.