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An Orthopaedic surgeon is a Doctor of Medicine, who graduates from Medical School. A podiatrist does not graduate from Medical School but rather podiatry school and is not a Doctor of Medicine.
Altogether, a foot and ankle surgeon will have 10+ years of training. Podiatrists attend podiatry school for 4 years followed by a 2-3 year residency, which typically focuses on surgery. Altogether, a podiatrist will have 6-7 years of training.
Both foot and ankle specialists and podiatrists treat conditions affecting the feet, but the specialists treat more complex problems. Healthy feet and ankles are necessary for a life full of movement. They support the weight of the body through an intricate system of bones, tendons, ligaments, joints, and cartilage.
A license to practice Podiatry is limited to treatment of the foot. Fingernail Laser Therapy by a Podiatrist is outside the scope of practice for Podiatry and is not permissible.
Andrew Falconer Andrew has been an Emergency Physician at Queensway Carleton hospital since 1987, served as QCHs Chief of Staff from 2008 to 2019, and currently serves as the Hospitals President and Chief Executive Officer.
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Queensway Carleton Hospitals Get Moving Program is helping thousands of patients get back on their feetfaster and stronger. In 2024/25, the team supported 2,400+ patients with 85,000+ visits, improving mobility, reducing hospital stays, and making a real difference.
The 10 most common foot problems we treat in our podiatry clinics Plantar Fasciitis. Heel Pain. Blisters. Corns and Calluses. Bunions. Ingrown Toenails. Gnarly or thick toenails. Achilles Tendinitis.

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