Medical Physician

PETER CHRISTENSEN BAKER, M.D, P. O. Box ****, Ross, California 94957

***/***-**** (cell) 510/428-3240 (Work)mailto:adi4mq@r.postjobfree.com

Physician Employment

****-******* ********* *********, *****ren’s Hospital and Research Center Oakland, Division of Emergency Medicine, Oakland, CA

2008-2012 Attending Physician, California Pacific Medical Center, Division of Emergency Medicine, San Francisco, CA

1998-2000 Attending Physician, Kaiser Permanente, Division of Emergency Medicine, Vallejo, CA

1996-1998Limited Term Instructor, Primary Children’s Medical Center

University of Utah College of Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT

1994-1995 Staff Physician, Beth Israel Hospital, Department of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Beth Israel Hospital, New York, NY

1994-1995 Staff Physician, N.E.N.A. Health Center, Department of Pediatrics, New York, NY

Medical Technology Industry

2007-present Aardvark Medical, Inc. Ross, CA Founder www.clearlabflutest.com www.clearmynose.com Devices for sinus and nasal health + diagnostics for both professionals and consumers.

Conceived idea, derived proof of concept model and assessed market viability.

Raised $3.8M

FDA cleared, Class 2 device

Directed five clinical trials for safety and efficacy

11 United States Patents issued

‘Clearinse’ nasal wash system on market. ‘ClearLab’ home flu testing development underway.

2016-present Aphelion Capital. Mill Valley, CA Clinical Venture Partner

www.aphelioncapital.net

Deal sourcing and due diligence on medical device and digital healthcare companies.

Research new companies

Derive summaries of fit for the firm

Review research, regulatory pathways and medical need with companies

2014-present Sanovas. San Rafael, CA Clinical Advisor

Assisting this medical camera startup on applications in the ENT and airway space.

Education

2011, fall Stanford BioDesign Fellowship. Mentoring program, review course.

Two day intensive course on innovation in medicine. Mentored the fellows as they rotated through clinical practice to identify potential needs.

1995-1998 Fellow, Pediatric Emergency Medicine

University of Utah School of Medicine

Primary Children’s Medical Center

100 North Medical Drive, Salt Lake City, UT

1991-1994 Pediatric Internship and Residency

University of Minnesota Hospital and Clinics

420 Delaware St. S.E., Minneapolis, MN, 55455

1987-1991 Medical School, MD

University of Vermont College of Medicine

Given Building, Burlington, VT, 05403

1982-1986 B.A. Spanish, B.A. Biology

Bucknell University

Office of Registrar, Marts Hall

Lewisberg, PA, 17837

Licensure and Certification

2008-2018 American Board of Pediatrics

2009-2019 American Board of Pediatrics Emergency Medicine

1989-1991 USLME Parts I, II, and III

2000-present Pediatric Advanced Life Support Instructor

Peer Reviewed Publications and Presentations

Wu S, Baker PC, Lang ME, et al . Nebulized hypertonic saline for bronchiolitis: a randomized clinical trial. JAMA Pediatr. 2014 Jul;168(7):657-63. Presented at APA, SPR Boston 2012.

Baker PC, Mansour K, Pai M. Meta-analysis of clinical predictors of intracranial injuries in children following closed head injuries. 2005: Presented at APA/SPR, spring 2005, Washington, D.C. Submitted for publication

Baker PC, Nelson DS, Schunk JE. The addition of Ceftriaxone to oral therapy does not improve outcome in febrile children with urinary tract infections. Arch Ped Adol Med. 2001:155, (2)135-9. Presented at APA/SPR New Orleans 1997.

Baker PC, Furnival R. Tuberous sclerosis presenting with a bowel obstruction and an aortic aneurysm. Ped Emerg Care. 2000:16(4);255-257.

Baker PC, Kadish H, Schunk JE. Evaluation of pediatric cervical spine injuries. Am J Emerg Med. 1999:17(3);230-4.

Muschler GF, Werntz J, Lane J, Baker PC. The use of composite bone graft materials in a segmental defect in the rat. Jrnl of Bone and Mineral Research, 3(s1) s 187, 1988.

Muschler GF, Lane JM, Werntz J, Gebhardt M., Sandhu H S, Piergentili C, Nottebaert M, Baker C., Burstein A. (1989) Segmental Femoral Defect Model in the Rat, in Aebi, M. and Regazzoni, P. (ed.): Bone Transplantation, New York, Spinger.

Baker PC, Kadish HA, Schunk JE. Cervical spine injuries in children. Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Western District, Carmel, CA. Oral presentation

Baker PC, Bolte RG. A child with fever and a limp. Case presenter, "Emergi-quiz", Section of Emergency Medicine, AAP meeting Boston, 1997

Baker PC. Sudden onset of weakness in a teenager. Case interpretation, "Emergi-quiz", Section of Emergency Medicine, AAP Meeting Boston, 1996

Industry Led Research

2008 Pilot Study with Clearinse nasal wash system. N=21. Pediatrician feedback on first-in-human device. Performed at 4 different clinical sites. Attained useful product requirement information as well as validation of concept.

2010-2012 Nasal wash aspirate vs. nasal swab for flu testing with Clearinse device. N=271. Performed at Dell Children’s Hospital and a clinical trial site in Virginia. Compared specimen quality of a Clearinse nasal wash aspirate against swab in same patient with flu like symptoms. Identified the superiority of Clearinse’s specimen when used on lateral flow flu assays. This was performed with a strategic partner, Inverness Medical (now ‘Alere’).

2012 Usability trial of Clearinse nasal wash system. N=30 Performed in conjuction with FDA and their requirement to demonstrate safety and efficacy of the novel system in the hands of consumers.

2017 Nasal wash aspirate vs. throat swab for diagnosis of strep pharyngitis. N=100. Compared specimen quality of a nasal wash vs. OP swab in the diagnosis of strep pharyngitis in those suspected. Nasal wash proved inferior to throat culture 70% vs. 98%.

Lectures

Ongoing Research at UBCHO

2017-present Evaluation of a novel regional cooling helmet for the treatment of concussion. Evaluating tolerability of this helmet in children who have sustained a mCHI as a pilot ahead of an efficacy study. N=30. Seven patients left to complete this pilot study. I am mentoring PEM Fellow Dr. Kat Osborne in this project .http://www.welkinsmed.com/

2018- Evaluation of a novel intraoral device for the elimination of otalgia associated with ear infections. N=160. A hard-palate forming ‘sucker’ that has been shown to eliminate ear pain in 85% of patients with ear infection in a pilot study of 25 patients. This will be a confirmatory trial. In IRB now. I am the PI along with Dr. Mansour.

Committees

2015-present Trauma Review

2016-present Neuro-critical Care Center of Excellence

2003-2007 Surgical Review Committee (with Dr. Cartwrigtht..not completely sure of this title)

Patents, granted

Family: “Irrigation and aspiration device and methods”

US7959597B2 US8414521B2

US8435207B2 US12387018

US12387047 US14480193

US12387054 US8827945B2

Patents, pending

Family: “Methods and Systems for Delivery of Fluids and Aerosols t Tissue Surfaces, Cavities and Obstructed Passages such as Intranasal Ostia”

US13160858

Family: “Sinus ostia dilation system”

US20170000990A1

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