Tomasz Kowalski

Tomasz Kowalski is the Deputy Head of Department at the Carolina Medical Center. He is a specialist in orthopedics, traumatology, and regenerative medicine. Kowalski trained at UCLA in the United States and within the British healthcare system.

Specialization and Approach

Dr. Kowalski treats shoulder and elbow joint disorders. He performs surgical procedures including arthroscopy — a minimally invasive technique using a camera to treat joints — and post-traumatic reconstructions. He also performs shoulder replacement surgery while treating meniscus tears and bone fractures.

The doctor uses regenerative medicine techniques to help patients recover. He conducted research at UCLA on stem cells in musculoskeletal injuries. This background allows him to integrate biological therapies into orthopedic care. He treats rotator cuff injuries and habitual shoulder dislocations.

Work Experience

• 2019–present — Deputy Head of Department at Carolina Medical Center (Poland)
• 2017–2019 — Head of Orthopedics and Traumatology at Wye Valley NHS Trust (UK)
• 2017–2019 — Private Surgical Practice at the Nuffield Hospital network (UK)
• Medical Resident — Central Clinical Hospital of the MSWiA in Warsaw (Poland)

Education and Clinical Training

• Specialization in Orthopedics and Traumatology — Central Clinical Hospital, Warsaw
• Scholarship in Sports Orthopedics — Department of Orthopedics, University of California (UCLA)
• Advanced Arthroscopy Training — The Royal Orthopedic Hospital, Northfield (UK)
• Trauma Surgery Fellowship — Trauma Center of Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham (UK)

Professional Achievements

Dr. Kowalski won a competitive selection for a department head position in the British NHS. During his tenure in the UK, he led the shoulder and elbow surgery unit. He also trained resident doctors. He held surgical privileges in the Nuffield Hospital private network.