Dr. Mark Haber

Dr. Mark Haber is an internationally-recognized shoulder specialist with over 35 years of experience. He graduated with his MBBS from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in 1982, before going on to complete his Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) in Orthopaedic Surgery in 1995.

Dr. Haber is a pioneer in the field of shoulder surgery, particularly known for his expertise in arthroscopic shoulder procedures, including rotator cuff and labral repairs. He has performed over 2000 shoulder arthroscopies and developed advanced modified techniques that are now used globally in Europe, Asia, and the US.

In January 2017, Dr. Haber made history by becoming the first surgeon in Australia to perform computer-assisted shoulder surgery, which has led to him being internationally recognized as one of the foremost authorities on computer-navigated shoulder surgery.

He continues to teach and mentor surgeons worldwide, frequently welcoming both domestic and international visitors to observe his surgical techniques. Dr. Haber is also actively involved in research, focusing on biomechanical studies and postoperative evaluations, aiming to optimize surgical procedures and rehabilitation processes.

Dr. Haber is committed to advancing the field of shoulder surgery through ongoing research in biomechanics and postoperative care. His research aims to improve surgical outcomes and rehabilitation strategies for shoulder patients. Dr. Haber’s postoperative evaluations focus on finding ways to minimize recovery times while enhancing functional recovery.

His work on computer-assisted shoulder surgery has contributed significantly to improving the precision and outcomes of shoulder arthroscopies, and he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in shoulder surgery.

• ISAKOS Caspari Award – 2015

• Best Paper Award at International Orthopaedic Conferences – 2016

• Most Innovative Shoulder Surgeon – 2017

• Pioneering Role in Computer-Navigated Shoulder Surgery – 2018

Dr. Haber has authored multiple peer-reviewed medical papers in the field of shoulder surgery, particularly on topics such as rotator cuff and labral repairs, arthroscopic techniques, and the use of computer-assisted navigation in surgery. His papers are widely referenced by orthopaedic surgeons around the world, and he continues to contribute to advancing the field with a focus on minimizing recovery times and improving functional outcomes.