Presenters Name Presentation Subtitle Physicians Surgeons Specialists Physicians
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Physicians, Surgeons, Specialists
Physicians, Surgeons, Specialists Podiatrists are physicians and surgeons who treat conditions of the foot and ankle.
Podiatrists Diagnose and Treat • Musculoskeletal conditions • Bone and joint deformities, tumors, arthritis • Traumatic injuries • Fractures • Sprains • Open wounds • Circulatory conditions • Skin conditions • Infections • Diabetes • Metabolic disorders • Neurological conditions
Education and Training Equivalent education, but a different path from other physicians! • Four years undergraduate • Four years podiatric medical school • Three years hospital-based residency • Optional fellowship training
A Career in Podiatry
Variety In Practice In Clinic • Hospital-based practice • Sports medicine • Academic institutions • Surgery • Private practice (from large group to solo) • Wound care and diabetes • Multispecialty practice • Biomechanics • Federal Services • Dermatology • Geriatrics • Pediatrics
Work–Life Balance Design a career that works for you and your family. • On average, 40– 60 hours per week • Salary comparable to other physician specialties
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Take the Next Step
Academic Requirements Prepare for Podiatry • Eight hours of Biology, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physics • Six hours of English • MCAT • Volunteer or work experience, community service, and leadership
Learn More! Visit www. Step. Into. Podiatry. com • Read testimonials from current students and established podiatrists • Find a list of podiatric medical schools • Find a podiatrist to shadow in your area • Sign up for more information from the American Podiatric Medical Association and the American Association of Colleges of Podiatric Medicine
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