Dr. David Baker is a seasoned General Practitioner and Director at East Sydney Doctors, with over 30 years of experience in the medical field. He has a profound interest in sexual health, HIV medicine, addiction medicine, and hepatitis C, areas in which he has specialized through additional training and active involvement in clinical practice. Dr. Baker is also a Senior Lecturer (Adjunct) at the University of Notre Dame, contributing to the education and training of future medical professionals. His commitment to improving healthcare extends to marginalized communities, including the homeless and individuals who inject drugs, through various outreach programs and research initiatives.
University of Sydney · Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) · Year: 1987
Registration No. REG-34982-4567 · Medical Board of Australia - MBA · 1991
Medical registration details on file.
Dr. Baker has coordinated and participated in numerous research projects focusing on HIV, hepatitis C, and addiction medicine. He has presented findings at both local and international conferences, contributing to the global understanding and management of these conditions. His research efforts aim to enhance treatment protocols and improve patient outcomes, particularly among high-risk populations.
Honorary Life Membership – Hepatitis NSW (2023)
Medical Adviser – Australasian Society of HIV Medicine
Member – Various local and national advisory committees in HIV and hepatitis
Dr. Baker has authored and contributed to several publications and clinical guidelines in the fields of sexual health, HIV medicine, and hepatitis C. His work emphasizes the integration of primary care with specialized treatment protocols, aiming to provide comprehensive care to patients with complex health needs.
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