Eric Sievers, MD, is currently Chief Medical Officer at BioAtla, Inc. Eric has over 25 years of clinical and translational biomedical research experience in multiple settings, including biotechnology industry, hospital- and clinic-based clinical practice and academics. During his nine years at Seattle Genetics, he was closely involved with the development and regulatory approval of ADCETRIS (brentuximab vedotin), an ADC. Serving in multiple roles of increasing leadership responsibility, he led the Seattle Genetics clinical team and Takeda (Millennium) development partner to design, initiate and enroll four randomized Phase 3 registration trials for ADCETRIS that each ultimately resulted in new indications approved by the FDA. Eric has managed clinical development efforts from Phase 1 to Phase 3 clinical trials, from strategy planning to study execution and BLA/NDA submissions. Prior to his career at Seattle Genetics, Eric was Medical Director at ZymoGenetics where he designed and supervised clinical trials of recombinant human interleukin 21 and TACI-Fc5 for patients with cancer and evaluated new oncology opportunities. Before then, he was with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center for 12 years where he attained the position of Assistant Member and was Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Washington. During this time, he served as the lead investigator of Phase 1 and pivotal trials that resulted in the approval of an antibody drug conjugate MYLOTARG© indicated for patients with acute myeloid leukemia. Eric’s most recent position was Chief Medical Officer at Trillium Therapeutics where he developed clinical trial strategies and oversaw all clinical development employing a decoy receptor to block the CD47 “do not eat” signal overexpressed by cancer cells. Eric received both his medical degree and his B.A. degree from Brown University.
Eric Sievers, MD
