Podiatric Surgery

Podiatric Surgery Training Philosophy

1. The podiatric resident will develop advanced surgical techniques in forefoot, rearfoot, and ankle surgery, assessment of the indications for surgery, performance of surgery, and post-operative care of the patient.
2. The resident will develop the ability to independently medically manage acute perioperative patients, learn indications for medical consultations, and interact with medical consultants.
3. The resident will learn the management of acute care of both inpatient and outpatient infections and work with infectious disease consultants.
4. The resident will become competent in emergency room consultations and trauma management in an acute care setting. The Resident is responsible for first call in the emergency room five out of seven nights per week and at least every fourth weekend. This includes being on-call, at least, for any major foot trauma which requires consultation in the emergency room.
5. The resident will be exposed to a broad clinical base of foot and ankle problems and will develop independence in the management of a patient load.
6. The resident will be exposed to general orthopedic technique and procedures.

View a copy of our resident appointment agreement.

View a copy of the CPME 320 and CPME 330 documents.

Kaiser Permanente offers Podiatric Surgery Residency Programs at the following locations: