Stephen Chambers, MD

Dr. Stephen Chambers, MD is a fellowship-trained upper extremity orthopedic surgeon. He specializes in conditions affecting the hand, wrist and elbow in both pediatric and adult patients. His clinical interests include upper extremity trauma, carpal tunnel syndrome, Dupuytrens disease, arthritis, arthroscopy, joint replacement, nerve/tendon transfers, complex revision surgeries, and sports related injuries to the upper extremity.

Dr. Chambers began his academic career at Georgia Tech, where he earned his undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering with highest honors. While on scholarship, he received his medical degree from Mercer University in Savannah, GA. In his junior year he was one of three students elected into the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society and graduated in top 1% of his class. He completed his orthopedic residency at the world-renowned Campbell Clinic in Memphis, Tennessee. During residency, he had the opportunity to learn from leaders in the field of orthopedic surgery and provided care for the Memphis Redbirds, Rhodes University, Memphis Grizzlies, and several area high school teams. He then completed additional training at University of Pittsburgh under the guidance of Dr. Mark Baratz. He focused on the entire upper extremity from the shoulder to fingertips as well as microvascular training.

He has authored multiple journal articles, book chapters, and has given presentations throughout the country. He is passionate about hand surgery and is eager to provide care to Wake County. In his spare time, Dr. Chambers enjoys spending time with his family and their dog, being involved in his church and community, bbq, playing golf, and exploring the great state of North Carolina.