Dr. Cameron Sikes was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma and grew up playing basketball and golf. He graduated from Oklahoma State University in 2013 with a degree in Biology. While at OSU, he was an active member of Sigma Nu Fraternity. OSU is also where he met his wife, Kingfisher native, Alex Blair. He went on to attend the Oklahoma College of Optometry, where he developed a passion for the treatment of dry eye. This led him to focus his research on how to utilize new technology to treat this common eye condition. His work received national attention and he was awarded the HOACLS Student Research Award, which is given to the top 5 student research projects nationwide. Cameron completed his externship at Harrel Eyecare Tulsa, learning from another Kingfisher native, Monte Harrel. Here he furthered his experience with the latest dry eye treatment options. Cameron was also recognized by his professors as the recipient of the Oklahoma College of Optometry Excellence in Contact Lens Award.

After graduating Optometry school, in the Spring of 2017, Cameron spent the next four years working at the Citizen Potawatomi Nation Health Clinic in Shawnee. During this time, he sharpened his skills in the management of glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic eye disease. After one year, he was named Supervisor of Optometry.