Travis Osterman

DO, MS, FAMIA, FASCO

Portrait of Travis Osterman, DO, MS, FAMIA, FASCO

Travis Osterman is the practicing oncologist in the room when standards bodies, electronic-health-record vendors, and frontier-AI groups decide how data, technology, and standards reshape cancer care. He chairs the minimal Common Oncology Data Elements (mCODE™) executive committee; advises Microsoft, Epic, Tempus AI, and the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN); and founded the Epic Beacon Community Operations Group. At Vanderbilt Health, he serves as AVP of Research Informatics, shaping how data are organized and accessed across hundreds of systems and projects.

Healthcare, Technology, and Leadership A Venn diagram of three overlapping circles. The top circle is Healthcare, marked with a medical cross. The bottom-left circle is Technology, marked with a microchip. The bottom-right circle is Leadership, marked with a group of people. Travis Osterman operates at the three-way intersection at the center. Healthcare Technology Leadership
Where a physician executive's clinical depth, technical fluency, and organizational leadership meet.

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Who is Travis Osterman?
Travis Osterman, DO, MS, FAMIA, FASCO, is a practicing medical oncologist and biomedical informatics executive. He is board certified in medical oncology (ABIM, 2016) and clinical informatics (ABPM, 2016), and operates at the intersection of clinical oncology, applied AI, and healthcare data standards.
What does Dr. Osterman do?
Dr. Osterman chairs the mCODE Executive Committee, the international oncology data standard implemented at more than 70 institutions across six countries. At Vanderbilt Health he serves as Associate Vice President for Research Informatics and Director of Cancer Clinical Informatics at the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center. He also advises Microsoft, Epic, Tempus AI, and the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, and founded the Epic Beacon Community Operations Group.
How can someone engage Dr. Osterman for consulting, advising, or speaking?
Consulting, advising, and speaking engagements are managed through WSOR, LLC. Inquiries about keynotes, advisory work, and collaborations can be routed through the contact form on this site.