Dr. Thomas Tkach, MD, is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with over two decades of experience helping patients live with total freedom and confidence in their joints. He specializes in hip and knee reconstruction with NanoKnee, combining innovation with precision to achieve long-lasting, natural movement.
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Dr. Tkach was inspired to pursue a career in medicine by his father, Dr. Stephen Tkach, a respected orthopedic surgeon at McBride. Exposed to the operating room at an early age, he developed a lifelong passion for restoring function and independence through advanced surgical care.
Today, Dr. Tkach continues that legacy at McBride Orthopedic Hospital, where he utilizes modern implant design and precision robotic systems to achieve long-term, natural movement restoration. He is also the proud father of two orthopedic surgeons, further reflecting a family legacy rooted in excellence and service.
At McBride Orthopedic Hospital, Dr. Tkach provides comprehensive orthopedic care with a focus on Nano Knee® and Nano Hip® procedures. His expertise includes:
Dr. Tkach believes every patient deserves personalized, attentive care guided by the most advanced orthopedic science. Known for his approachable manner and thorough communication, he treats every patient as if they were a member of his own family, ensuring they fully understand their options and feel confident throughout their treatment journey. He finds his greatest professional fulfillment in relieving pain and seeing patients regain function and independence. His patient-centered philosophy aligns seamlessly with NanoKnee®’s mission: restoring freedom of movement through minimally invasive innovation and precision medicine.
Dr. Tkach serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the University of Oklahoma Department of Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation. He also mentors future physicians as a Physician Instructor for the D.O. Residency Program at St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City. His commitment to education reflects his belief that sharing knowledge strengthens both surgical outcomes and patient care.
