Corporate Collaborations
Dr. Osterman maintains research, advisory, and standards-development collaborations with the partners below. Engagements are tracked through Vanderbilt Health's conflict-of-interest process and the CMS Open Payments database, both linked publicly below. Consulting, advising, and speaking engagements are managed through WSOR, LLC.
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GE HealthCare
2019-2024Five-year strategic research collaboration on predicting immune checkpoint inhibitor efficacy and toxicity from real-world EHR data. Dr. Osterman served as principal investigator on the flagship Digital Precision Oncology study.
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Epic
ongoingEpic is the EHR platform anchoring Dr. Osterman's clinical informatics work. Multiple collaboration surfaces: the Adult Oncology Steering Committee, the Beacon Community Operations Group (founder), Epic Genomics Module, Epic AURA, and the AI-extracted oncology staging workflow in Epic Hyperspace.
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Microsoft
2020-presentMicrosoft Investigator Fellow (2020) - a two-year, $200,000 award for scaling clinical informatics education across UME and GME via Azure-based virtualization. Continuing service on the Microsoft Azure Research Community Advisory Board on structured genomic data, FHIR research infrastructure, and the mCODE data standard.
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Tempus AI
ongoingMulti-year partnership with Tempus AI spanning three workstreams: structured electronic integration of genomic results into clinical workflows, digital pathology, and multi-omic discovery infrastructure.
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nference
2023-presentVanderbilt Health's partnership with nference reduces the friction of accessing clinical data for research while preserving privacy and regulatory compliance. Formalized in a 2023 agreement.
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NCCN
ongoingMember of the NCCN Digital Oncology Forum and an active voice across NCCN policy and clinical channels. Featured AI keynote speaker at the 2026 NCCN Annual Conference and the NCCN AI policy summit.
Disclosures
These collaborations are publicly disclosed through two independent records. The CMS Open Payments record is required of every U.S. physician under the Physician Payments Sunshine Act; the ASCO COI record is voluntary.
- ASCO COI disclosure - coi.asco.org/share/JAR-DHX7/Travis Osterman
- CMS Open Payments (Sunshine Act) - openpaymentsdata.cms.gov/physician/1291957
Inquiries
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Frequently asked questions
- Which companies and organizations does Dr. Osterman collaborate with?
- Dr. Osterman maintains research, advisory, and standards-development collaborations with GE HealthCare, Epic, Microsoft, Tempus AI, nference, and NCCN. Each partnership has its own deep page covering the relationship framing, named programs and workstreams, and the publications and talks tied to it.
- What was Dr. Osterman's collaboration with GE HealthCare?
- Dr. Osterman served as principal investigator on a five-year strategic research collaboration with GE HealthCare from 2019 to 2024, the Digital Precision Oncology study, which used machine learning to predict immune checkpoint inhibitor effectiveness and toxicity from real-world EHR data. The work produced three peer-reviewed manuscripts and a U.S. patent.
- How does Dr. Osterman work with Epic?
- Dr. Osterman serves on Epic's Adult Oncology Steering Committee and founded the Epic Beacon Community Operations Group, a multi-institution governance body for the dominant U.S. oncology EHR module. He also led the Vanderbilt builds of the Epic Genomics Module, Epic AURA, and an AI-extracted oncology staging workflow in Epic Hyperspace.
- What is Dr. Osterman's relationship with Microsoft?
- Dr. Osterman was selected as a Microsoft Investigator Fellow in 2020, a two-year award of 200,000 dollars, for using Azure-based virtualization to scale clinical informatics education across undergraduate and graduate medical training. He also serves on the Microsoft Azure Research Community Advisory Board.
- How are these collaborations publicly disclosed?
- These collaborations are disclosed through two independent records. The CMS Open Payments record is required of every U.S. physician under the Physician Payments Sunshine Act, and the ASCO conflict-of-interest record is voluntary. Both are linked publicly on this page. Consulting, advising, and speaking engagements are managed through WSOR, LLC.