Jonathan B. Lundy, MD, FACS

Capital Hand & Wrist Center, led by Dr. Lundy, provides comprehensive care for the full spectrum of hand and wrist conditions. His expertise spans acute injuries—such as fractures, tendon and nerve damage, dislocations, and crush injuries—as well as chronic conditions like arthritis, Dupuytren’s disease, carpal tunnel syndrome, and congenital abnormalities.

Not every patient requires surgery, and Dr. Lundy takes a thoughtful approach—offering advanced nonsurgical care whenever possible, while reserving surgery for cases where it provides the best path to healing and long-term function.

In addition to his practice, Dr. Lundy is actively involved in the Level 2 Trauma Center, where he leads initiatives to advance burn care and improve the management of complex soft tissue infections. His leadership and expertise ensure that patients receive not only world-class surgical skill, but also precise, effective treatment delivered with compassion and respect.

As the founder of Capital Hand & Wrist Center, Dr. Lundy is committed to building a practice where patients receive not only world-class surgical expertise, but also personalized care, compassion, and clear guidance through every stage of recovery—helping them return to strength, movement, and the activities that matter most.

• Rooted in Country and Community – Dedicated to serving both military personnel and civilians.
• Passionate about collaborative decision-making and patient-centered care.
• Offers a full spectrum of care, including trauma management, reconstructive surgery, arthritis treatment, Dupuytren’s disease, and congenital abnormalities.
• Extensive experience in trauma and burn care, gained through 22 years of military service.
• Fellowship-trained in hand and microvascular surgery at the University of Pennsylvania.
• Served multiple combat deployments (Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Qatar).
• Committed to advancing hand care through community service and medical leadership.
• Actively involved in the Level 2 Trauma Center at St. David’s Round Rock.
• Dedicated volunteer, working with underserved communities through organizations like Get Up Project Hope Clinic.

• Board Certifications: General Surgery & Colorectal Surgery.
• Fellowships:
  • Hand and Microvascular Surgery, University of Pennsylvania.
  • Trauma & Surgical Critical Care, Brooke Army Medical Center, Wilford Hall Medical Center, University Hospital, San Antonio, Texas.
  • Clinical Burn Fellowship, US Army Institute of Surgical Research, US Army Burn Center.
• Residency: Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Fort Gordon, Georgia.
• Medical Degree: MD, East Tennessee State University, Quillen College of Medicine.
• Bachelor’s Degree: North Georgia College.

During his 27 years of military service, Dr. Jon Lundy deployed to combat zones including Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, and Qatar. In these environments, he provided life-saving surgical care under extreme conditions, earning recognition for his courage, skill, and commitment to service. These experiences not only shaped his steady presence in the operating room but also gave him a unique ability to bring calm and clarity to even the most complex situations. Patients benefit from the same dedication and composure he demonstrated in military medicine, now applied to restoring mobility and quality of life at home.