What is a podiatrist?

Podiatry is a fulfilling mix of science, medicine, and patient care, tackling various foot, ankle, and leg conditions.

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:

  • Caring
  • Compassionate
  • A team player
  • Understanding
  • Keen to help others
  • Analytical

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.

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Private Practice
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Practice Surgery
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Nail Surgery
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Podiatric Clinic
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Diabetes
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Muscloskeletal
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Education
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Forensics
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