Aubrey Baker, PT, DPT, PCS

Dr. Aubrey Baker is a pediatric physical therapist who is especially interested in working with children in the pediatric and neonatal intensive care units to promote early mobility and neurodevelopmental care. She strives to create a family-centered approach and provides evidence-based assessment and interventions based on each child's unique individual needs.

She also has experience working along the continuum of care with specialized patient populations including those with congenital cardiac conditions, torticollis, hemophilia, cerebral palsy and genetic conditions.

Dr. Baker has presented her research regarding the effects of motor intervention with infants and toddlers with cerebral palsy at a national convention.

Personal Statement

I aim to provide meaningful family-centered care to each individual patient. I enjoy working in a multidisciplinary environment that allows for the evaluation and treatment of the whole individual. I am passionate about continuously increasing my knowledge to maximize my patient's rehabilitative outcomes and thus improve the quality of life for children and their families.

 

 

 

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Clinical Interests

Early mobilization in the intensive care unit, neonatal care, disorders of consciousness, congenital heart conditions, hemophilia, torticollis

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Education

School	Education	Degree	Year
Children's Hospital of Los Angeles	Residency	Pediatric Physical Therapy	2021
University of Southern California	DPT	Doctorate of Physical Therapy	2020
University of Louisville	Bachelors	Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science	2016

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Honors and awards

2020

Order of the Golden Cane Award, USC 

2019

Sykes Family Scholarship for Pediatric Physical Therapy Award, USC

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Research interests

Early detection of cerebral palsy, effects of sensory stimulation on the premature infant in the NICU, early intervention for infants and toddlers with congenital cardiac conditions

Baker, A., Niles, N., Kysh, L., Sargent, B. Effect of Motor Intervention for Infants and Toddlers with Cerebral Palsy: A systematic Review and Meta Analysis. Pediatric Physical Therapy, 2022 Jul 1: 34(3):297-307