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Unlock the secrets of preventing and managing shoulder pain this baseball season to stay at the top of your game.
Bradley S. Baker, M.D. Named Vitals.com Top 10 Doctor
Dr. Baker has been recognized as Vitals Top 10 Doctor in the state of Nevada. Vitals Top 10 Doctor is part of the Vitals Awards & Recognition Program, based on collective patient ratings and reviews of their doctors. Dr. Baker is now among those physicians so highly regarded that his patients feel the need share their positive experience with others. Dr. Baker holds two certifications by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery in Orthopaedic Surgery and the subspecialty of Sports Medicine. Bradley S. Baker, M.D. joined Nevada Orthopedic & Spine Center in 2010. Dr. Baker specializes in the care of competitive and recreational athletes and non-athletes with a special focus on shoulder or knee problems. Dr. Baker has acted as team physician and medical supervisor for many collegiate and professional athletic organizations including the U.S. Ski and Snow Board Teams.
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