Overview
Services
The Brown Procedure, Carpal Tunnel Treatment, Carpal Tunnel Surgery, Trigger Finger, Osteoarthritis, Cysts & Tumors, Dupuytren’s Contracture, Injuries/Reconstruction, Wrist Arthroscopy, Tennis Elbow, Nerve Syndromes
Education & Training
Dr. Ombaba was a professor of chemistry at Jackson State University and a visiting researcher at Walter Reeds Army Medical Center in Washington, DC where he conducted research in marine biochemistry. It was at Walter Reeds Medical Center, while working with prominent theoreticians, scientists, and medical doctors that Dr. Ombaba realized his calling was in medicine. Dr. Ombaba received his doctor of medicine degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine before proceeding for his general surgery internship, residency and chief residency at State University of New York at Buffalo. After graduating from general surgery residency, Dr. Ombaba joined Texas Tech University Health Science Center as a Trauma Surgeon. To further his expertise in upper extremity, Dr. Ombaba pursued additional training in Hand and Microsurgery and completed a Hand Surgery Fellowship at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center/Integris Baptist Medical Center under the tutelage of world renowned Ghazi M. Rayan, M.D.