Australian Podiatry Association (Vic) - Head Office
Dental in Banyule

Excellent family footcare many medical conditions today have adverse implications for your feet and their well being. At peninsula foot clinic we believe in a common sense approach. In consultation with other health practitioners we can then deliver the best treatment to help get you back on your feet. Our highly qualified podiatrists will assess and diagnose your foot problem and if needed request x-rays, ultrasounds and pathology. Here at peninsula foot clinic we have solutions for all foot problems including calluses, corns, ingrown toenails and so much more. Poor posture and lifestyle can cause pain and discomfort, knees and legs, not just in your feet but your ankles, affecting your quality of life. Conditions such as diabetes or vascular disease can bring about complications in your feet. In down to earth terms we will help you understand your foot problem and consider the right treatment and prevention, giving you confidence and peace of mind.

We are committed to providing our members with opportunities to enhance their skill set for the earnings of their patients and accentuate their professionalism. These are key to raising the profile of the podiatry profession. Has a number of key roles and the strategic plan for 20142016 outlines how the APodA is representing and busy for the podiatry profession. Membership is unfold to any Australian registered podiatrist who is of appropriate standing in the profession and agrees to abide by the Association's Code of Ethics and professional standards. To advocate and bear services that create value for podiatrists who are our members. To represent the profession to government and associated bodies, health funds and other professional associations. Jason joined the Board of Directors in 2012. Jason’s experience as a Podiatrist has predominately been active in private practice. However he currently splits his time between busy in community health and managing his own private practice. Katrina is passionate about the role the Australian Podiatry Association plays in developing the Podiatry profession and believes that all Podiatrists should be members of their state Association. Mary is a chartered accountant, company director and consultant. Paul graduated in 2010 and joined the APodA Board as a director in his first year in the workforce. He has worked in private practice for 5 years. He is passionate about raising the profile of podiatry among st the community and supporting our members to ensure they get the most out of their career, as they provide their patients with special care. Kate has worked across both the public and private sectors since graduating, with the majority of her time in private practice. Kate has joined the board of Directors because she believes the pediatric profession holds splendid importance in the medical and health protection allegiance and that raising the profile of the profession is imperative especially with the prevalence of type 2 diabetes in society along with the aging population. Kate is hoping to labor with the board to help make the benefits of being a member more clear and would like to see being a member as an integral piece of working as a podiatrist. Throughout that time, Carissa has maintained her membership because it is an imperative forum through which she remains connected to the wider podiatry community. We continue focused on the needs of our members value, knowledge, voice and we remain to rebuild the association into a membercentric organization. Evidence for cautious and surgical treatment interventions. What to tell your patients about the surgical process. He completed his fellowship exams and attained specialist registration in 2012. He finished his undergraduate podiatry degree in 1998, his masters in 2006 and trained with the Australasian College of pediatric Surgeons between 2006 and 2012. He has attended a number of foot and ankle surgical training courses in Australia, USA, Malaysia and England.