Burnside War Memorial Hospital
Robert Baird is an experienced Orthopaedic Surgeon and Director at the Adelaide Hip & Knee Centre since March 2012, specializing in hip and knee surgery, robotic-assisted surgery, revision arthroplasty, orthopaedic trauma, arthroscopic surgery, and sporting injuries. Baird holds multiple visiting surgeon roles at hospitals including Burnside War Memorial Hospital, Calvary Central Districts Hospital, Mildura Private Hospital, and North Eastern Community Hospital, as well as serving as a Senior Visiting Surgeon at the Royal Adelaide Hospital since January 2009. With a military background as a Medical Officer in the Australian Army since 2002, Baird also completed orthopaedic fellowship training at Vancouver General Hospital and St. Michael's Hospital. Academic credentials include a Fellowship from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and degrees in Medicine and Molecular Genetics from Flinders University and the University of Adelaide, respectively.
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Burnside War Memorial Hospital
Burnside War Memorial Hospital was established as a living memorial to the men and women of the District who gave their lives in the two World Wars, and all others who served, made possible through the foresight of the City of Burnside and the generous gift of Attunga by Otto Georg von Rieben in 1944. Today, Burnside Hospital remains a private not-for-profit community hospital, offering a range of services and clinics to care for and support the thousands of patients who choose to have their healthcare needs met here each year. Our vision: To sustainably serve current and future generations of the Burnside and broader South Australian communities by delivering excellent outcomes for patients. Our mission: To honour the intent of the Deed of Gift of Mr Otto von Rieben by successfully providing safe, contemporary care for every patient, every time in current well equipped facilities.