All our HPC-registered podiatrists are qualified to degree level in podiatric medicine. They all undertake continual professional development courses relevant to their scope of practice to ensure their knowledge is reflective, informed and current.
Graeme graduated from the University of Brighton in 1996 with an Honours Degree in podiatry. He initially worked for several NHS Trusts in London where he ran nail surgery, biomechanics and children’s clinics.
After leaving the NHS in 2002 Graeme began work in the private sector and is experienced in all aspects of podiatry. His area of specialisation is sports injuries. Graeme is a dedicated sportsman as a former rugby player, he still plays cricket for Hertford and a keen, if not good golfer. Graeme became an associate at the practice in 2004.
Graeme is available for consultation on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
With Monday, Tuesday and Friday at the Ware clinic.
Emma qualified from Brighton University in 1996 with an Honours Degree in podiatry. She initially worked for several NHS Trusts in London. More recently she moved to the private sector and is experienced in all aspects of podiatry. Her area of specialization is Electrocautery. Emma also enjoys treating our more senior citizens and recognises the importance of regular palliative care for this section of the population. She believes that routine podiatry can help provide the elderly with comfort, stability and mobility in their golden years. Emma became an associate in 2006.
Emma is available for consultation and treatments Monday and Friday.
Will book your initial appointment, send you pre-consultation questionnaires (biomechanical consultation only) and welcome both you and members of your family to the practice. Also on hand to answer any queries you may have regarding the practice and services we offer and enjoys helping you select appropriate podiatry-friendly footwear.
As an experienced osteopath he has worked in busy clinics, offering safe and effective osteopathic care. Treatment is offered across a broad age range – from babies to the very elderly.
Treatment is tailored to the person’s individual needs; this includes manual techniques, (which may involve gentle soft-tissue release, stretching, manipulation, joint articulation. mobilization, gentle traction) as well as advice relating to physical activity, lifestyle, diet, posture and ergonomics. Osteopathic care is an option for the whole family.
Tiffany graduated from Oxford Brookes University in 1999.
Tiffany treats soft tissue and joint pain including neck, shoulder, back, pelvis, hip, knee, leg, ankle and foot pain. You will be fully assessed and given a customised treatment plan which may include soft tissue massage, joint manipulation and mobilizations, exercise therapy or referral to the podiatry team.
Tiffany is available for consultation and treatments Monday and Friday.
I have been qualified as a Physiotherapist for 20 years, initially working for the NHS gaining valuable experience. I have also worked abroad in Chicago, US, gaining lots of valuable experinece and knowledge in setting up and running a rehabilitation and sports injury clinic together with a team of colleagues.
Treatments for a wide range of conditions including: General back pain and sciatica • Neck pain and headaches • Disc pain and trapped nerves • Arthritic pain and stiffness • Whiplash • All joint pain • All sports injuries • All muscular and ligament injuries • Rehabilitation following fractures, total hip and knee replacement.
Treatment is by appointment only. Evening and Saturday appointments available.
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