(352) 351-4444

(352) 873-3332

(352) 331-4333

812 NE 25th Ave, Ocala, FL 34470

3300 SW 33rd Rd, Ocala, FL 34474

915 NW. 56th Terrace, Gainesville, FL., 32605

What training is involved to become a Podiatrist?

Podiatric Physicians are highly trained through years of study, including a bachelor’s degree program and four years of podiatric medical school. In addition, podiatric physicians complete a three-year surgical residency to study foot and ankle ailments in great depth. 

Podiatry Tags

Achilles Tendonitis Ankle Sprain Syndrome Arthritis Athlete's Feet Blisters Bone Spurs Bunions Bursitis Calcaneal Spur Callouses Capsulitis Cellulitis Claw Toe Corns Cyst Degenerative Joint Disease Diabetic Foot Care Equinus Exostosis Fissures Fractures Fungus Gout Haglund's Deformity Hallux Limitus Hallux Rigidus Hammertoes Heel Fissures Heel Pain Heel Spurs Hyperhidrosis Hyperkeratosis Ingrown Toenails Insurance Intermetatarsal Neuroma Intermittent Cladication Joint Pain Keloid Lymphedema Mallet Toe Metatarsaligia Morton's Neuroma Nail Abnormalities Neuritis Neuroma Neuropathy Onychocryptosis Onychomycosis Osteoarthritis Paronychia Patient Expectations Patient Form Peripheral Neuropathy Plantar Fasciitis Plantars Warts Podiatrist Training Porokeratosis Posterior Tibial Tendonitis Pronation Skin Conditions Smelly Feet Sprains Subungual Hematoma Tendon Injuries Tendonitis Tinea Pedis Ulcers Verruca Warts What do I bring What is Podiatry