What does a podiatrist do?
Podiatrists specialise in foot, ankle and leg healthcare. They improve people's mobility, independence and quality of life for their patients. Imagine how amazing it would feel to have a career helping people to live pain-free lives. They work in the NHS and independent practice, and often work with teams of other clinicians, like doctors, nurses and physiotherapists.
Podiatry is a brilliant career if you’re interested in science, biology, chemistry or medicine.
Especially if you are:
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Podiatry In Practice
The huge variety of conditions that a podiatrist treats lends itself to a broad clinical experience in practice. The option to specialise & develop your practice in one area means that you can focus your work should this be something you wish to embark on.
Private Practice
Practice Surgery
Nail Surgery
Podiatric Clinic
Diabetes
Muscloskeletal
Education
