Question 3
How many years have you
been a doctor for?
I've been a Podiatrist now for over 13 years.
Questions 4
What is something interesting
you came across in your years being a foot doctor?
I'm lucky because I get to see so many different things everyday! Some of the more interesting things I've seen are:
A young boy getting a piece of schach (palm leaf) stuck in his foot,
An x-ray showing that a lady had a sowing needle stuck between her foot bones for 50 years,
A man how had a very pain pimple under his foot which turned out to be his hair getting stuck between his skin,
A man having numb feet because he tied his laces too tight,
A lady with 6 toes on each foot.
If you had to do a different
job, what would it be?
It's
hard to know because I love what I do and I've done it for so long, but I think I'd probably be a writer.
Question 8
At what age did you start
doing the podiatry course?
I
started working as a Podiatrist at 23.
Question 9
On
the average
day how many patients would you have?
A
typical day is anywhere between 6 and 20 patients depending on how many hours I'm working. Per year I perform about 2,500 treatments, that means so far in my career I've performed over 30,000 treatments! That's allot of feet!
Question 5
If you had to do a different
job, what would it be?
It's hard to know because I love what I do and I've done it for so long, but I think I'd probably be a writer.
Question 8
At what age did you start
doing the podiatry course?
I started working as a Podiatrist at 23.
Question 9
On the average
day how many patients would you have?
A typical day is anywhere between 6 and 20 patients depending on how many hours I'm working. Per year I perform about 2,500 treatments, that means so far in my career I've performed over 30,000 treatments! That's allot of feet!
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