That is a loaded question. How do we go about learning the anatomy of the foot and ankle? I think part of it depends what are you learning it for. Are you a Podiatrist or Foot and Ankle Orthopedist? Your requirements are a little different than a nursing student or a massage therapist trying to …
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One of the issues with imagining textbooks of the foot and ankle is there are not many current ones and that is less than ideal. However, recently in 2017 Imagine of the Foot and Ankle Edition 2 came out. This is by far the best and most extensive edition on the market for Imagine of …
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So you need CPME and are a Podiatrist. There are tons of options on the internet. Where to go and how much do they cost below I have tried to find a list of the all websites that a Podiatrist can go to to obtain Podiatrist CPME credits for their license. A very popular series …
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Below is a course offered on Amazon. It’s about Venous Ulcers and Venous disease and it only costs one dollar. Highly recommended for the Podiatrist that needs inexpensive credits.
Listen, if you are a Podiatrist and need to get CME credits without breaking the bank it is not easy. Fortunately Amazon has some very inexpensive CME options. All these courses are less than a dollar and in some cases free. They can be transmitted automatically too. Now none of these programs are exclusively for …
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One skill all Podiatry students need to know and be proficient in by the time they graduate is suturing. You actually need to be proficient by the end of your third year for clerkships and residency interviews. Some Podiatry residencies have you suture for them during the interview process. Now, obviously you get better at suturing the more you do it. The more you practice the better you …
