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Alex Hamilton Podiatrist

Alex Hamilton

Podiatrist

B.Sc.  M.Ch.S.

 HPC registered [formerly S.R.Ch.]

 

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Alex Hamilton is a graduate of the Edinburgh School of Podiatry and has over 20 years experience in  private practice in Walton on Thames and NHS consultancy. His main professional interest is biomechanical gait analysis and orthotic prescription for all foot problems, particularly in children. He also specialises in minor skin surgery. Routine chiropody is available. Alex also holds a surgery in the City, if you would find this more convenient please contact Jean on 0207 628 3359

                            BUPA and HSA registered. 

 

julieJulie Stodhart  M.Ch.S. S.R.Ch. [Associate]

State Registered Chiropodist/Podiatrist

Julie Stodhart qualified in 1980 from the Chelsea School of Chiropody and has held NHS appointments for over 13 years. She now works exclusively in private practice in Wimbledon and Walton on Thames.

What is a Podiatrist?

Podiatrists are foot specialists whose expertise is in the field of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of foot disorders. By consulting a podiatrist you are showing a strong commitment to maximising you foot health and future mobility. Podiatrists undergo additional extensive advanced university training in the medical treatment of the foot and associated structures.

As specialists, they devote their time energy and skill to helping people who suffer from foot disorders.

Do I need to see a specialist?

Your feet are vital to your independence, overall health, mobility and an important aspect of your general health care.
You do not hesitate to consult an optician when you experience problems with your eyes or a dentist when you experience a painful condition associated with your teeth or gums.

Why should your feet be different! Any foot condition should first be discussed with your podiatrist, We are an integral part of your healthcare team.  

What is a Podiatrist?

They are professional individuals who have trained and specialise in the treatment of foot conditions and associated biomechanical dysfunction.  

Are all Podiatrists the same?

Look for the letters S.R.Ch. M.Ch.S. or B.Sc. following your Podiatrist's name.

B.Sc. is an extra qualification. Only State Registered chiropodists/podiatrists may work within the N.H.S. and have undertaken and passed a 3/4 year degree level course at a recognised university.

[Any other qualification has probably been undertaken by correspondence or part time attendance.]

Only after this full time university study can they obtain State Registration and membership of the Society Of Chiropodists and Podiatrists and operate, but within strict guide lines.

Please phone or email to discuss if you have any queries regarding the above.

You naturally assume your dentist and doctor are qualified  why not your podiatrist! 

 
 



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