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ANDREW JACKSON – BSC (Hons) Podiatry SRCH MCHS
Podiatry is the examination, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases and malfunction of the foot and its related structures. The term podiatrist is used to differentiate between State Registered Chiropodists and non state registered. A podiatrist is the same as a state registered chiropodist, and has undertaken a 3 year degree course. I entered the profession of podiatry fairly late in life, and upon graduating gained experience working for Scholls before moving to Bournemouth and joining Ocean Health. Apart from routine chiropody, my main interest is Podiatric Biomechanics which is concerned with the assessment of the joints of the foot and the application of mechanical laws to the foot and its related structures. Orthoses may be supplied which are similar to insoles and go in the shoes to help correct any biomechanical abnormalities. Ruggero CaloMy Degree in Podiatric Medicine (Podiatry-Chiropody) was gained from The University of Southampton. Early on in my career, I developed an interest in human locomotion and lower limb biomechanics. We can apply this knowledge to nearly every patient, from our regular visitors, through to almost any sports practitioner and athlete. Through my work, I have gained experience in all areas of podiatric practice. I am an Active Member of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists. Outside work, my primary interest is surfing. It’s my passion and I’ve been to some great places because of it. My exercise plan is geared toward the high level of fitness you must have to really enjoy this fantastic pastime. To achieve this I swim, use weights, cycle and practice yoga. I have extensive experience as a swimming instructor, I teach Karate and Pushing Hands. I also enjoy skiing, snowboarding and play guitar. Your Podiatrist Can help with:
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