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Charles Baker

Orthopaedics

Charles Baker, M.D.

Dr. Charles E. Baker, M.D., was an orthopaedic surgeon based in Houston, Texas, specializing in orthopaedic surgery. He treated a broad spectrum of musculoskeletal conditions, including sports-related injuries, fractures, and deformities requiring surgical intervention, drawing from his extensive experience serving as the orthopaedic consultant for the Texas A&M football team and as medical director and team physician for the Houston Rockets and Houston Aeros. His practice addressed adult patien

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Credentials

Board Certifications

  • Orthopaedic Surgery (ABOS)

Education & Training

  • Medical School: Baylor College of Medicine (MD, 1957)
  • Internship: Fitzsimons Army Medical Center (Transitional Year, 1958)
  • Residency: University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (Orthopaedic Surgery, 1965)

Peer Recognition

  • ACS — Fellow (FACS)

    2026

Clinical Focus

Joint Replacement

Practice Details

Hospital Affiliations

  • Hermann Hospital
  • Shriners' Hospital for Children

Languages

English

Conditions Dr. Baker treats

Frequently asked

Where does Dr. Baker practice?
Charles Baker practices in Houston, TX with hospital affiliations including Hermann Hospital and Shriners' Hospital for Children.
What conditions does Dr. Baker treat?
Published profile data lists clinical focus areas including Joint Replacement.
What is Dr. Baker's medical training?
Public profile training history includes: Medical School: Baylor College of Medicine (MD, 1957); Internship: Fitzsimons Army Medical Center (Transitional Year, 1958); Residency: University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (Orthopaedic Surgery, 1965).

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