Peter Gombrich

Peter Gombrich is a serial entrepreneur who successfully founded three medical device companies. Under his leadership, he raised over $300 million and took several companies public. Peter founded OncoGenesis in 2008 and has been working in molecular diagnostics for women's health for more than ten years. Before founding OncoGenesis, he founded Diamics, a women's healthcare company focused on cervical cancer screening. From 1992 to 2006, Peter founded and led AccuMed/Molecular Diagnostics, a cytopathic laboratory products company, which he took public. From 1985 to 1992, he founded and was CEO of CliniCom, a bedside clinical information provider that McKesson acquired. Before CliniCom, Peter founded and was CEO and Chairman of Integrated Microcircuits, an outgrowth of St. Jude Medical. From 1976 to 1982, he co-founded St. Jude Medical, the world's largest heart valve company. Before St. Jude, he held various sales and marketing positions in several medical device companies, including Medtronic and Beckman Instruments. Peter has a BS degree in electrical engineering and an MBA from the University of Denver.