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Baker IDI South Australia

Establishing Baker IDI in South Australia

Baker IDI has had links into South Australia for a number of years. With the opening of the Baker IDI Adelaide office in early 2009 to complement our facility in Alice Springs, Baker IDI now has a strong base to build on outside of Victoria, reflecting the true national approach taken to research. 

Our senior Baker IDI South Australia staff members are:  

Professor Simon Stewart has been with Baker IDI since 2006. Professor Stewart and his family are long-standing residents of Adelaide. Professor Stewart completed his clinical research training at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital and the University of Adelaide as well as establishing the world-first appointment of National Heart Foundation Chair of Cardiovascular Nursing at the University of South Australia. While continuing his role as Head of Preventative Cardiology and a large research group in Melbourne, the new Adelaide office will give him the chance to base more of his work in South Australia while coordinating  a portfolio of research programs nationally and internationally.

Professor Peter Clifton joined Baker IDI in July 2009.  Peter's primary research interest is in the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease and its risk antecedents, obesity and diabetes, by dietary means.

Ms Kathy Mott, has been appointed the General Manager, Community and Corporate Relations, for South Australia and is based full-time at the Adelaide office.

Baker IDI Research and Programs in South Australia

Baker IDI SA Collaborations

  • CSIRO
  • UniSA
  • University of Adelaide
  • Flinders University

 

Contact Baker IDI in South Australia

Ms Kathy Mott, General Manager, Community and Corporate Relations     

Level 3,195 North Terrace, Adelaide

GPO Box 664, Adelaide, SA 5001

Phone:   08 8462 9700

Mobile:   0421 097 113

Fax:       08 8232 4044

Email:     Kathy.Mott@bakeridi.edu.au

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South Australian Health Minister John Hill's check up in the Healthy Heart van
South Australian Health Minister John Hill's check up in the Healthy H...