Dr. Timothy OeltmannM.D.

Family Medicine

at Presidential Healthcare Center — Washington, DC

About

Dr. Timothy Oeltmann brings a rare combination of military aviation and clinical medicine to his work at Presidential Healthcare Center. He earned his M.D. from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, later training at the Naval Aerospace Medical Institute. He holds board certification from the American Board of Family Medicine and certification as an Aerospace Medicine Examiner.

Before joining the center, Dr. Oeltmann served as Senior Medical Officer for the Marine One Presidential Helicopter Squadron with the White House Medical Unit. He was the first physician selected to serve as personal physician for the Commandant of the Marine Corps and the Marine Barracks in Washington, DC. Earlier in his career, he flew Cobra helicopters as a Marine Corps officer and received recognition for aerial combat during Operation Iraqi Freedom as a dual-designated pilot and physician. He received the Air Medal and the Presidential Service Badge. In 2007, he earned the Richard E. Luehrs Operational Flight Surgeon of the Year Award. He holds active medical licenses with the District of Columbia and the Federal Aviation Administration. Dr. Oeltmann lives in Washington, DC with his wife and two sons and coaches ice hockey. He serves on the Childhelp Greater Washington Area Advisory Board.

Education & Training

Undergraduate

University of Hartford

Medical School

Vanderbilt University School of Medicine (M.D.)

Fellowship

Naval Aerospace Medical Institute

Additional Training

Aerospace Medicine Examiner certification; FAA medical license; DC medical license

Certifications

Board Certified, American Board of Family Medicine
Aerospace Medicine Examiner
Presidential Service Badge recipient

Conditions Treated

cardiovascular disease
metabolic disorders
preventive health screening
aerospace medicine conditions
occupational health conditions

Who is Dr. Oeltmann right for?

Dr. Oeltmann is a strong fit for executives and professionals seeking thorough, relationship-driven primary care. His background in aerospace and military medicine makes him well suited for patients with complex health profiles. Adults focused on preventive care and early detection benefit from his comprehensive approach. Patients who value a physician with rare operational and clinical credentials will find a strong match here.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Oeltmann focuses on executive health, family medicine, and preventive medicine. His training spans clinical family practice and aerospace medicine, giving him a broad diagnostic foundation. He applies that background to comprehensive executive physicals and ongoing primary care.

Yes. Dr. Oeltmann holds board certification from the American Board of Family Medicine. He also holds certification as an Aerospace Medicine Examiner and maintains active medical licenses with both the District of Columbia and the Federal Aviation Administration.

D. from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. He completed additional specialized training at the Naval Aerospace Medical Institute.

Dr. Oeltmann served as Senior Medical Officer for the Marine One Presidential Helicopter Squadron with the White House Medical Unit. He was also the first physician selected to serve as personal physician for the Commandant of the Marine Corps and the Marine Barracks in Washington, DC.

Dr. Oeltmann received the Air Medal for aerial combat during Operation Iraqi Freedom, where he served as a dual-designated pilot and physician flying Cobra helicopters. He also received the Presidential Service Badge and the 2007 Richard E. Luehrs Operational Flight Surgeon of the Year Award.

Dr. Oeltmann provides both. His membership-based practice includes year-round concierge primary care alongside comprehensive executive health evaluations. Patients receive around-the-clock physician access and dedicated follow-up throughout the year.

Yes. Dr. Oeltmann coaches ice hockey and serves on the Childhelp Greater Washington Area Advisory Board in Washington, DC. He lives in the city with his wife and two sons.

Doctor profile last updated March 21, 2026