Bachelor of Science Mechanical Engineering; University of Texas Arlington

The foot is a complex mechanical system that breaks down when the forces become misaligned.  A degree in Mechanical Engineering provides a solid foundation for the study of the Biomechanics of the lower extremities.

Masters Degree Biomedical Science: Barry University

Provides a deep understanding of the complex biological systems within the human body, and diabetes and other systematic diseases that affect the foot at disproportionate rates.

Doctor of Podiatric Medicine; Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine

DMP’s study the same courses (at a University level) that MD’s study with the exception of Psychology and OBGYN. Additionally DMP’s train into the foot from the first day with many specialized Podiatric courses thaken throughout the four years of Podiatric Med School.  Due to this extensive training Podiatrists are licensed in most states to do complete history and physicals.

Podiatric Primary Care Residency (1 Year); Coatesville, PA, VA Hospital

Intensive hands on training in all aspects of Podiatric care including; Diabetic wound care and Lower Extremity Biomechanics taught by R D Phillips, Director of Biomechanical Studies, Iowa School of Podiatric Medicine. Additional rotations were also done in General Surgery, General Radiology, and Pediatrics.

Podiatric Surgery Residency (2 Years); Monterey Park Hospital LA, CA

Over 600 surgeries completed in Forefront, Rearfoot, and Ankle reconstructive surgery under the training of sixteen of Los Angeles’ best Podiatric Surgeons.  Over 200 Orthopedic, Vascular, and General surgeries are logged.  Additional rotations in Pathology, Cardiology, Infectious Disease and General Medicine were also completed.

American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, Flatfoot Reconstructive Surgical Training Seminar; Chicago IL

Hands on training in the latest high tech flatfoot reconstructive techniques.