
Thomas A. Dwyer
MD, FAAOS, President/CEO of Premier Orthopaedic Associates, Board Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon, Fellowship Trained Arthroscopic Shoulder & Knee Reconstruction/Sports Medicine
College
University of Notre Dame
Medical School
SUNY, Health Science Center at Syracuse
Internship
University of Connecticut Health Science Center
Residency
University of Connecticut Health Science Center
Fellowship
Orthopaedic Research of Virginia, Arthroscopic Shoulder & Knee Reconstruction/Sports Medicine
Distinctions
Chair of Surgery at Inspira Health
Chief of the Orthopedic Residency Program at Inspira Health
Attending Faculty Member at Rowan University Medical School
About Dr. Dwyer
Dr. Thomas A. Dwyer, MD, FAAOS, is a board certified, fellowship trained orthopedic surgeon and the President/CEO of Premier Orthopaedic Associates.
Dr. Dwyer specializes in orthopedic arthroscopic sports medicine, shoulder and knee surgery. His practice covers all areas of orthopedic medicine with a personal interest in sports medicine. Dr. Dwyer most commonly treats torn rotator cuff and labrum tears in the shoulder and ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) and meniscal tears in the knee. He is a master shoulder instructor in advanced surgical techniques and served as the Chair of Surgery at South Jersey Healthcare from 2008-2014.
Thomas A. Dwyer, MD, FAAOS is an attending faculty member at Rowan University Medical School. He is an integral part of the Orthopedic Residency Program at Inspira Health and recognized for his exceptional leadership and dedication to orthopedic resident education. Dr. Dwyer is honored to be recognized as a Cumberland County Legend 2020 for his unwavering dedication and lifelong commitment to making Cumberland County a better place to live and work.
As a result of Dr. Dwyer having had “nearly every sports injury under the sun” he was exposed to a number of great orthopedic doctors that ignited his passion for sports medicine. Through advancements in orthopedic care, Dr. Dwyer believes the tiny incisions required to perform surgery allow patients to recover with less pain and greater mobility so they can return to their lifestyle much quicker.