University Orthopaedic Associates

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University Orthopaedic Associates University Orthopaedic Associates has been NJ’s leading orthopaedic practice for over 50 years.

Locations:

Somerset Office
2 Worlds Fair Drive
Somerset, NJ 08873
tel: 732-537-0909

Somerset Office - PT/OT, Sports Performance
2 Worlds Fair Drive, Second Floor
Somerset, NJ 08873
tel: 732-537-0909

Mercer Office
211 North Harrison St
Princeton, NJ 08540
tel: 609-683-7800

Monmouth Office
4810 Belmar Blvd. Wall Township, NJ 07753
tel: 732-938-6090

Monmouth Office - Physical Therapy
4810 Belmar Blvd., Suite 102
Wall Township, NJ
tel: 732-938-5333

Behind every successful patient recovery is a dedicated administrative team! 💼University Orthopaedic Associates is hirin...
10/22/2026

Behind every successful patient recovery is a dedicated administrative team! 💼

University Orthopaedic Associates is hiring talented administrative and operational professionals to support our growing practice. We are seeking organized, patient-focused individuals for our administrative team.

We want to hear from you!

Apply online today ➡️ https://uoanj.com/administrative-careers/

Today is World Osteoporosis Day!🩻Strong bones are the foundation of an active lifestyle! Whether you are a dedicated ath...
10/20/2026

Today is World Osteoporosis Day!🩻

Strong bones are the foundation of an active lifestyle! Whether you are a dedicated athlete, a weekend warrior or simply staying active, bone density plays a critical role in preventing fractures and keeping your frame strong.

At UOA, we offer advanced DXA (Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) scans at our diagnostic centers. A DXA scan is a quick, painless and highly accurate imaging test that measures your bone mineral density, helping our specialists detect early bone loss, evaluate fracture risks and guide personalized prevention plans.

Take a proactive step for your bone health today!

Learn more about DXA scans and our full diagnostic capabilities ➡️ https://uoanj.com/diagnostics/dxa-scan/

October 16 is World Spine Day! 🦴Spine health is vital for athletes and active individuals. Core weakness, poor posture d...
10/16/2026

October 16 is World Spine Day! 🦴
Spine health is vital for athletes and active individuals. Core weakness, poor posture during training and heavy lifting without proper form can lead to lumbar strain, disc issues and chronic back stiffness.

Here are three quick ways to protect your spine during workouts:
1️⃣ Engage Your Core
2️⃣ Focus on Form First
3️⃣ Maintain Hip Flexibility

Keep your spine healthy and stay in the game!

Ever wonder what actually happens inside the operating room during a hip procedure? 🏥Take a step-by-step look behind the...
10/14/2026

Ever wonder what actually happens inside the operating room during a hip procedure? 🏥

Take a step-by-step look behind the scenes with surgeon Dr. Patrick S. Buckley as he explains how minimally invasive hip arthroscopy repairs labral tears and corrects joint impingement!

Dr. Buckley walks you through:

🔹 How specialized postless operating tables protect patient comfort

🔹 Gaining precise access through tiny incisions

🔹 Reshaping bone overgrowth to eliminate pinching

🔹 Placing suture anchors to restore the natural suction seal of the hip joint

If persistent hip or groin pain is holding you back, our surgical specialists at UOA are here to help you move comfortably again!

Watch the full video on YouTube: https://bit.ly/4i0soPL

Today marks the start of Bone and Joint Health National Action Week! 🦴Your bones, joints and ligaments form the foundati...
10/12/2026

Today marks the start of Bone and Joint Health National Action Week! 🦴

Your bones, joints and ligaments form the foundation for every stride, jump and throw. For athletes and active individuals, keeping your musculoskeletal system strong is the key to preventing injuries and enjoying lifelong mobility.

Our sports medicine specialists recommend these key habits to protect your bone and joint health:

• Incorporate Weight-Bearing Exercise: Strengthen bones and surrounding muscles through resistance training.
• Fuel for Recovery: Ensure adequate intake of Calcium and Vitamin D to support bone density.
• Cross-Train Regularly: Reduce repetitive joint stress by varying your training routine.

Keep your musculoskeletal system healthy and stay in the game!

Ready to elevate your career with a leader in orthopaedic care? 🩺University Orthopaedic Associates is expanding! We are ...
10/08/2026

Ready to elevate your career with a leader in orthopaedic care? 🩺

University Orthopaedic Associates is expanding! We are currently hiring dedicated healthcare professionals who share our passion for patient-centered excellence.

Work alongside award-winning orthopaedic specialists in an environment that values innovation and collaborative care.

Explore our job openings and apply today ➡️ https://uoanj.com/clinical-careers/

When an injury threatens your passion, specialized care makes all the difference! 🎨💪For artist Dan Finaldi, a severe rot...
10/01/2026

When an injury threatens your passion, specialized care makes all the difference! 🎨💪

For artist Dan Finaldi, a severe rotator cuff injury meant facing the possibility of stepping away from his canvas. Under the care of Dr. Monica, Dan underwent rotator cuff repair surgery followed by a dedicated physical therapy regimen. His rehabilitation included sketching, serving both as a functional physical therapy technique and a meaningful creative outlet throughout his recovery. The artwork Dan created during this time is now proudly on display in a SoHo gallery.

Stories like Dan’s inspire our team every day to deliver personalized care that helps every patient return to their passion!

Read Dan’s full recovery story ➡️ https://uoanj.com/back-to-the-canvas-dan-finaldis-recovery-after-rotator-cuff-surgery/

A torn ACL can feel like a major roadblock, but modern sports medicine offers more options for recovery!🏃‍♂️At UOA, our ...
09/30/2026

A torn ACL can feel like a major roadblock, but modern sports medicine offers more options for recovery!🏃‍♂️

At UOA, our sports medicine specialists perform advanced, minimally invasive arthroscopic ACL reconstruction tailored to your specific athletic goals. Whether using autograft tissue (from your own patellar tendon, hamstring or quadriceps) or donor tissue, our surgical plans focus on restoring knee stability and long-term joint health.

Learn more about ACL reconstruction options at UOA: ➡️ https://uoanj.com/sports-medicine/acl-reconstruction/

Are you organized, detail-oriented and passionate about helping patients navigate their healthcare journey? We are looki...
09/28/2026

Are you organized, detail-oriented and passionate about helping patients navigate their healthcare journey?

We are looking for talented professionals to join our team. We are currently hiring for insurance support, front desk/patient coordinator, appointments scheduler, medical insurance representative, medical payment poster and workers comp representative roles.

Be the backbone of a leading orthopaedic practice where your work directly supports high-quality patient care.

Find your next career move with UOA! Visit the link below to apply today.

➡️ https://uoanj.com/administrative-careers/

As student athletes push their limits on the field, court and track, staying healthy is the key to a successful season!🥎...
09/22/2026

As student athletes push their limits on the field, court and track, staying healthy is the key to a successful season!🥎

Young athletes are uniquely vulnerable to overuse injuries, growth plate stress and sudden sprains as their bodies grow and adapt to intense training. Protecting our student-athletes requires smart, proactive habits both on and off the field:

✔️ Prioritize Dynamic Warm-Ups
✔️ Incorporate Rest Days
✔️ Focus on Proper Gear
✔️ Listen to Early Pain

Our sports medicine specialists at UOA are dedicated to keeping student athletes safe, strong and competing at their best all year long!

Address

2 Worlds Fair Drive
Somerset, NJ
08873

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+17325370909

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