Dr. Baker Honored with Award for Excellence


Apr. 07, 2016


Dr. Baker Receives Marshall M. Parks, MD MedalDr. Baker was honored today with the Marshall M. Parks, MD Medal for excellence for the monumental contributions in the field of pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus.

Dr. Baker has dedicated his career to fighting for patients, enhancing his field and training the next generation. He is incredibly deserving of every accolade bestowed upon him. He is our mentor, our peer and our motivator


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