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Biography: After obtaining his bachelor's degree from UCLA he continued with medical school in Pomona at Western University of Health Sciences and then went on to complete a neurological surgery residency at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center in San Bernardino. He continued his training at the University of Cincinnati Mayfield Clinic and Spine Institute where he completed an Orthopedic and Neurosurgery Spine Fellowship, learning the most advanced skills, techniques, and cutting edge technology to fully treat spine problems that are seen in adults and children.He serves as the medical director of Children's Spine Foundation which allows him to help underprivileged children who suffer from severe cases of scoliosis. Through this nonprofit foundation, Dr Cramer has brought together numerous neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons from all around the United States to Guadalajara Mexico to perform scoliosis surgeries free of charge. After their initial 2013 surgery experience Dr Cramer has been able to make this an annual mission trip having performed over 30 major spine surgeries on mostly children. Dr Cramer enjoys teaching and often has medical students and residents routinely train with him. He serves as Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of California Medical School Riverside and also as an Assistant Professor of Surgery at Western University of Health Sciences. In addition to his clinical experience, Dr Cramer's fellowship research project was selected for the International American Association of Neurological Surgeons/Congress of Neurological Surgeons Mayfield Clinic Science Award in 2008 presented in Orland Florida He became the first osteopathic surgeon to receive this award.

Biography: Dr Haider earned his medical degree from Loyola University, Stitch School of Medicine. He then completed his residency in orthopedics as well as fellowship training in spine surgery at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, Colorado. Dr Haider is the founder of the Thomas Haider program at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine (UCR). This program is designed to enable students with disadvantaged backgrounds to have an opportunity to become a physician and serve in their own communities. Dr Haider has also established scholarships at UCR for disadvantaged students. Dr Haider has developed numerous innovative spinal implants and synthetic bone substitutes that are currently used worldwide. Dr Haider and his wife Salma are co-founders of the Children's Spine Foundation, a Charity focused on securing early intervention and treatment of spinal disorders for children without financial means. Dr. Haider receive the Chancellors Medal of Honor in 1997 and the National AMA Pride in the Profession Award in 2001. He continues to receive multiple commendations and awards both locally and nationally for his surgical innovation, community service and his philanthropy.