Frank Gary Renshaw, DO

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A Renowned Oncology Specialist with a Wealth of Experience

A seasoned oncologist, Dr. Renshaw is the Chief Medical Officer at Zhejiang DTRM Biopharma Co. Ltd. In his role, he leads the medical team in developing and implementing strategic initiatives to advance the company's mission of providing cutting-edge oncology solutions. 

Educated in the United States, he graduated with his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine in 1985, laying the foundation for his successful career in medicine.

In addition to his role at Zhejiang DTRM, Dr. Renshaw has been actively involved in various oncology industry committees and task forces, contributing his insights and knowledge to advancements in the field. His dedication to improving patient outcomes and driving innovation in oncology has earned him a reputation as a respected leader in the industry.

Throughout his impressive career, he has held notable positions such as Medical Oncology Director at Eisai, Global Executive Director Level II of Oncology and Hematology R&D at Celgene Corporate, Executive Director at Celsion Corporation, and Global Clinical Lead; and Clinical Pharm Lead at Bayer Health Care Corporation. His diverse background in both corporate and clinical settings has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of the oncology landscape.

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