Summary
Oliver Oey is a Medical Registrar and adjunct clinical lecturer with nine years of combined clinical and research experience focused on medical oncology and improving cancer outcomes. Based at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and affiliated with UWA, he rotates through diverse specialties including cardiology, haematology, immunology and geriatrics while teaching medical students on placement. His research track record spans translational biomarker work and novel imaging for cancer—findings he has presented at ASCO and AACR—and includes projects predicting response to checkpoint inhibitors. Comfortable at the interface of bench and bedside, he has contributed to multicenter clinical research on rectal cancer and explored neuroimmune mechanisms in cardiovascular research. Fluent across clinical and academic settings, he brings a curious, maker mindset (as hinted by his GitHub tagline "Make incredible things") to improving patient care through rigorous research.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Medicine - MD, Doctor of Medicine - MD at The University of Western Australia
Cambridge A Level, A*, Cambridge A Level, A* at Raffles International Christian School
The University of Sydney
Cambridge IGCSE, A*, Cambridge IGCSE, A* at Universal School
English, Indonesian, Chinese