Andrew Tomas

PT, MEng, DPT

Musculoskeletal

Bio

Dr. Andrew Tomas brings a unique blend of engineering and physiotherapy expertise to his work. Originally from Czechoslovakia, he earned degrees in physiotherapy from the Lincoln Institute of Health Sciences in Melbourne, Australia, and aerospace, mechanical, and manufacturing engineering from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.

As adjunct faculty at Franklin Pierce University and Evidence In Motion, he teaches advanced imaging and diagnostics, including EKG, alongside musculoskeletal health courses. Dr. Tomas’s career has primarily focused on orthopedic physical therapy, where he leverages his diverse background to integrate mechanical and biomechanical principles into patient care and research.

With over 30 years of experience, he specializes in orthopedics and occupational health, actively teaching evidence-based healthcare seminars.

When he’s not busy with work, he loves to spend his time skating, mountain biking, surfing, and skiing.

A little longer version

Born in Czechoslovakia, Dr. Andrew Tomas graduated with a degree in physiotherapy from the Lincoln Institute of Health Sciences in Melbourne, Australia, and a degree in mechanical engineering from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. His university affiliations include adjunct faculty positions at Franklin Pierce University and Evidence In Motion, where he teaches Advanced Imaging and Diagnostics, including EKG, as well as courses in musculoskeletal health.

Most of Dr. Tomas’s interests relate to orthopedic physical therapy, where he has engaged in direct patient care for most of his career. His diverse background allows him to leverage his engineering education, integrating mechanical and biomechanical skills into the realm of physical therapy, biomechanics, and research.