Dr. Robert Oldham is a Board-Certified and Fellowship-Trained Medical Oncologist, with over 50 years of experience in hematology/oncology. Dr. Oldham earned his medical degree from the University of Missouri School of Medicine, and both his internship and residency in Internal Medicine from Vanderbilt University. Following his residency, Dr. Oldham completed a fellowship in Medical Oncology and graduate work in Immunology at National Cancer Institute.

Dr. Oldham has served in many prestigious positions, including Associate Professor of Medicine and Associate Director of the Vanderbilt Cancer Center, where he also founded and directed the Division of Oncology. He has also served as Associate Director of the Division of Cancer Treatment and Founding Director of the Biological Response Modifiers Program at National Cancer Institute. In addition to these positions, Dr. Oldham taught at the University of Missouri-Columbia and Florida State University.

When not teaching and practicing, Dr. Oldham has served as a consultant at medical and pharmaceutical companies in the United States and abroad, and has contributed to 500 medical/scientific papers.