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August 20, 2025 #8,088  Publisher-Barry Block, DPM, JD
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Congratulations to Gerald Gronborg, DPM of Bedford, PA, Darren Elenburg, DPM of Oklahoma City, OK, and Jacob A Panici, DPM of Apex, NC, winners of last week's prizes of PediFix® ShoeZap® 15 Minute UV Shoe Sanitizers donated by PediFix®. We encourage you to participate in this year's important annual survey. Completing this anonymous survey provides us with valuable data, which we will publish in an early 2026 issue of Podiatry Management. It also makes you eligible to win thousands of dollars worth of valuable prizes. Enter by completing this confidential survey and providing your e-mail address in the comments section on the last page of the survey. The earlier you enter, the more chances you have to win. To begin survey, click here.
***This is also your opportunity to vote for the next DPM and non-DPM inductees into the PM Podiatry Hall of Fame. To begin survey, click here.
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| PODIATRISTS AND SPORTS MEDICINE | |
TX Podiatrist Discusses Hyponatremia
Hyponatremia occurs when a person’s blood sodium levels drop below 135 millimoles per liter of blood. If someone drinks to excess, they effectively dilute their blood sodium levels. At the same time, water starts to leak into their body’s tissues, causing them to swell, explains Tamara Hew-Butler, DPM, PhD, a Texas-based podiatrist who specializes in treating and studying runners. In severe cases, the brain can start to swell, leading to some of hyponatremia’s core symptoms: confusion, dizziness, the inability to speak properly, and headaches.
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During exercise, the descent into hyponatremia can be exacerbated in particular ways, Hew-Butler said, not least by sweating out salts. But there is a hormonal aspect too: Vasopressin, an antidiuretic hormone, ramps up during exercise, and especially when it’s hot. “Your body’s like, ‘Oh my God, I’m losing water. I’m not going to pee it out,’” Dr. Hew-Butler said. By suppressing the call of nature while you’re losing fluid through sweat, the body is trying to maintain that delicate water-to-salt ratio and keep everything working the way it should, she explained. So if you start chugging sports drinks or water midway through a run, then you can quickly swell your cells. “That’s why sometimes people get in more trouble during exercise,” Hew-Butler said. “They preload and they keep loading.”
Source: Claire Cameron, MSN [8/17/25]
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| PODIATRISTS IN THE COMMUNITY - PART 1 | |
KS Podiatrist to Receive KWU Alumni Award
Kansas Wesleyan University (KWU) has announced the winners of its 2025 Alumni Awards. Being honored this year with the Alumni Service Award is David B. Laha, DPM ’79. The award will be given at the Hall of Fame Induction and Alumni Association Award ceremonies at 9 a.m. Oct. 25, during Homecoming. A Biology major, Laha graduated with honors, laying the foundation for his medical career. He was a prominent figure in KWU athletics, excelling in basketball, track, and cross country. His dedication to these sports earned him induction into the Jerry Jones Kansas Wesleyan Athletic Hall of Fame for all three sports.
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Dr. Laha established his podiatry practice in Overland Park, KS in 1985, where he has since become a respected specialist in the medical and surgical treatment of the foot. His expertise in reconstructive foot surgery and sports medicine of the lower extremity has made him a leading provider of care in the Kansas City area. He served from 2012 to 2020 on the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts and was the first podiatrist to hold the position of president of the board, from 2017 to 2018.
Source: Salina Post [8/18/25]
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| PODIATRISTS IN THE COMMUNITY - PART 2 | |
PA Podiatrist Announces DCMH Grants for Food Banks
Physicians formerly working at Delaware County Memorial Hospital (DCMH) announced that they have provided grants to support ChesPenn Health Services in Upper Darby and the Share Food Program’s centralized food bank in Delaware County. Each $10,000 grant is made possible from funds the physicians established with their charitable contributions, now held at The Foundation for Delaware County.
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According to Rhonda Cornell, DPM, a podiatrist in Havertown, “We are honored to contribute to these high-quality non-profits serving so many of our patients and former patients in the DCMH catchment area. We know that both organizations and our community are strained now and will benefit from our charitable support. Even with the devastating impact the closure of our hospital had on all of us, we want to show our patients in the community that we are still here and care about them.”
Source: Peg Degrassa, USA Online [8/13/25]
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| PRACTICE MANAGEMENT TIP OF THE DAY | |
Preventing a Malpractice Claim Before the Patient Arrives
By the time a patient sets foot in your waiting room, many malpractice risks have already been set in motion or avoided. From your online presence to your appointment scheduling process, preventive steps taken before the first visit can help minimize legal exposure and protect your reputation. Here are nine ways to get ahead of potential trouble.
5. Provide clear pre-visit instructions
Unclear directions about fasting, medication adjustments, or arrival times can cause delays, cancellations, or compromised care — all of which can become legal liabilities. Send written instructions via email or your patient portal, and confirm receipt before the appointment. Consistent communication also helps manage expectations.
Source: Keith A. Reynolds, Physicians. Practice [8/12/25]
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| FINANCIAL TIP OF THE DAY | |
The 8 Financial Documents You Should Always Shred
Many financial documents include most or even all the information needed to steal your identity, like your name and mailing address, email address, bank account numbers, insurance policy numbers, and more. Shredding these financial documents once you no longer need them can help keep your information safe:
2. Bank statements.
It's recommended to keep your bank statements for up to three years in case of any discrepancies, but older statements should be shredded once you no longer need them. Bank statements often contain details like your account number, transaction information and your name and address, and thieves could potentially use them to gain access to your account.
Source: Paige Cerulli, Kiplinger [August 2025]
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (CLINICAL) | |
From: Gary Unsdorfer, DPM, Lawrence Kassan, DPM
After reading the post regarding the post-operative infection of a repaired Achilles tendon, two points come to mind.
1. If the graft and Achilles tendon repair was decimated during debridement of the post-op infection, would not this lead to a dorsiflexed position of the foot rather than equinus?
2. I find it extremely hard to believe that the patient could be walking 7 miles per day at only 4 months post-operatively following any type of Achilles repair, especially given the history of R.A.
Gary Unsdorfer, DPM (retired), Medina, OH
I had a very similar patient after removal of a large retrocalcaneal spur and Speed bridge reattachment. There was about a 1.0 cm distal portion of her incision that probed fairly deep and did not respond to conservative wound care. I admitted her and placed her on IV Vanco, took her to the OR for a debridement, antibiotic pulse lavage, and packed the wound with an Orthobiologic graft and closed the wound primarily. She healed without incident.
Lawrence Kassan, DPM, Philadelphia, PA
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (PODIATRIC MEDICAL EDUCATION) | |
RE: Have We Lost our Biomechanical Expertise?
From: Bret M. Ribotsky, DPM
I recently attended a seminar where third-year residents gave case presentations that left me with some concerns about the direction of our surgical training. While I was impressed by the third-year residents’ presentations on advanced surgical techniques—showcasing sophisticated hardware applications with screws, plates, and wires, along with comprehensive revisional care protocols —I noticed a troubling gap. Not once during these presentations was patient ambulation discussed. There was no mention of appropriate footgear or post-surgical gait considerations. When I raised questions about biomechanics during the Q&A—specifically about the need for rocker sole modifications following ankle fusion to optimize patient mobility—the residents seemed unfamiliar with these fundamental concepts.
This experience has me wondering: have we become so focused on surgical hardware and technique that we’re overlooking the biomechanical principles that have traditionally set our profession apart? The ability to achieve optimal functional outcomes for our patients has always depended on understanding not just how to perform surgery, but how our interventions affect the patient’s long-term mobility and quality of life.
I’m curious whether other practitioners have observed this trend. Are we adequately preparing the next generation of surgeons to think beyond the operating room to the patient’s functional recovery? I believe our profession’s unique strength lies in combining surgical expertise with biomechanical understanding. I hope we can maintain this holistic approach in our training programs. I’d welcome thoughts from colleagues who may have similar observations or different perspectives on this issue.
Bret M. Ribotsky, DPM, Fort Lauderdale, FL
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (MEDICAL EDUCATION) | |
From: Robert Scott Steinberg, DPM, Mark Spier, DPM
My question is, what was Dr. Gottlieb doing on Reddit if it's not a legitimate information resource?
Robert Scott Steinberg, DPM, Schaumburg, IL
Dr Gottlieb is "leery of a foreign medical school that advertises on Reddit and is also leery of anyone with a diploma from said college." How is advertising on Reddit different from having people attend health fairs, and high schools and colleges soliciting applicants to the many colleges of podiatric medicine? These institutions are all in business to train healthcare providers in various disciplines, not to remain passive and have empty seats abound in every incoming class.
Many students at AUC and other offshore medical schools transfer to stateside medical schools after their second year. Those who remain for the full program get residencies here and elsewhere, and they must pass the required examinations to obtain licensure in the United States. Heads up, Dr Gottlieb, these graduates are practicing all over the country, even here in Maryland. To quote Timothy Leary, who probably wouldn't be as leery as you, "Why not"?
Mark Spier, DPM, Reisterstown, MD
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RE: Board Certification
From: Lee C. Rogers, DPM
The ABPM certainly understands and we empathize with the difficulties of becoming board certified by a CPME-recognized board if you are outside of the window proximate to residency or have less than 3 years of training, as required in the CPME Specialty Board Standards (CPME Document 220). Many of our colleagues have faced reduced job opportunities due to their lack of CPME-recognized board certification, despite the fact they completed CPME-approved residencies. Many are due to circumstances beyond their control, like starting families, an illness, or the effects of the pandemic. The ABPM has been a leader in advocating for our colleagues and several of the Board of Directors submitted a Policy Proposition to the APMA HOD in 2024 calling for CPME to allow specialty boards to create an alternate pathway for certification. This proposition (4-24) passed the HOD.
In May 2025, CPME published a revised Document 220 to require certifying boards to create an alternate pathway for board certification. These alternate pathways must first receive CPME approval. The ABPM BOD met last weekend and authored our eligibility criteria for this pathway and it will be submitted to CPME in the coming couple of weeks. As always, we believe that podiatric board certification should be a fair and equitable process and creating this alternate pathway is a step in the right direction.
Lee C. Rogers, DPM, ABPM Immediate Past President
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (OBITUARIES) | |
RE: The Passing of Alan Shaw, DPM
I would like to share some comments regarding the passing of Alan Shaw. He and Doug Elleby gave me, along with many others, my first job in the Atlanta metropolitan area. He was involved in the leadership of the American College of Foot and Ankle surgeons, and his relationship with Gary Kaplan, who was involved in my residency program led me to this opportunity. Working in this practice taught me how to practice podiatry and manage the business of running a podiatry practice. This gave me the confidence and skills needed when it came time for me to run my solo practice.
Alan was instrumental in getting privileges in hospitals in Georgia by suing the local hospital that was denying him staff privileges. The change in the law from this suit benefited every podiatrist in the state from his actions. He was an innovator in managed care when HMOs or capitated plans became prevalent, by creating networks of doctors to participate in, and managing these plans. He moved to Montana when he retired to pursue his passion of skiing and fishing. He passed while doing one of the things he most loved doing. I am forever grateful for the opportunity he provided to me and the countless other doctors in Georgia.
Mark Light, DPM, Marietta, GA
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| CLASSIFIED ADS - PRACTICES FOR SALE OR WANTED, EQUIPMENT FOR SALE | |
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FULL TIME ASSOCIATE POSITION - DALLAS, TEXAS
Looking for a self motivated, skilled podiatrist with great personal and surgical skills. Position will involve hospital and clinic work. We offer competitive salary and bonus structure. Need to fill the position very soon. Send CV to totalfootandanklecare@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Outstanding opportunity for a well-rounded podiatric physician and surgeon to join a thriving, high-volume practice with an immediate need for a motivated provider. Enjoy a strong referral base, professional growth, and a rewarding career in one of the most beautiful regions in the country. North Carolina license required. Don’t miss this chance to step into a successful and fulfilling role. DM or email yourpracticenow@gmail.com to learn more.
ASSOCIATE POSITION - NORTH CENTRAL GEORGIA OPPORTUNITY
Exceptional opportunity for a skilled and personable surgeon looking to join a thriving practice and become an integral part of a welcoming community. Hospital and surgical center privileges are available, offering a seamless path toward Board Certification. Interested candidates, please DM or email: yourpracticenow@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - FLORIDA
(20x)*Full scope Florida practice with high hospital census, wound care, innovative office ancillaries for comprehensive patient care in a fast paced atmosphere. Details: www.podiatryinparadise.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – CHARLOTTE, NC
Looking to do more than just see patients? Join one of the most respected and fastest-growing podiatry groups in the Charlotte metro area—four thriving locations, seven exceptional doctors, and actively looking to expand. We’re offering a rare opportunity for a driven, team-oriented podiatrist (BC/BQ, eligible for NC/SC licensure) to step into a high-volume, mentorship-focused practice with true potential for growth and leadership. Competitive base salary, production bonuses, full benefits, CME, and a reputation that speaks for itself—this is where your career takes off. Email CV to michelle.wrape@instridefoot.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
Awesome opportunity to join a well-rounded, growing, podiatry practice in Raleigh, NC. We are looking for an associate who is hardworking part time/full time. Working with awesome office staff, EMR, and latest technology. Competitive salary and incentives. NC license is a must. Please send contact info and CV to iiicmstewart@aol.com or call 252-813-3136.
ASSOCIATE POSITION - MANHATTAN
Rare opportunity to practice in thriving Out-of-Network practice in the heart of Manhattan. 200k starting with 35% commission structure. 40 hour week Monday-Friday. Health Benefits, 20 days PTO, no call and great company culture! Board Elig/Cert required with strong surgical skills preferred. Interested and ambitious candidates email your CV to nycfootdoctors@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - QUEENS, NY
Looking for an associate podiatrist for a growing practice. Our podiatric clinic is seeking a skilled and compassionate podiatrist to join our dynamic team. Great staff and flexible hours. Recent graduates welcome. Will help participate with most insurance plans. Offices in the heart of both Manhattan and Queens. Email: newyorkfootdoc@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE PHYSICIAN POSITION – THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS!
Come home to the Woodlands! Become one of the Best ... in one of The Best Communities to live in the United States. Seeking immediate hire of a personable, confident, well-rounded physician and surgeon. Highly respected, multi-physician, 40-year center of excellence. Awesome package! Become one of the best. Send resume to alexandra@nevillefeet.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - NEW JERSEY
Part time Podiatrist wanted to join our team. Based out of two offices in Monmouth and Ocean County, you'll help us serve over 20 nursing facilities. Flexible 10-20 hours/week, supportive staff. Ideal for work-life balance or supplementing your current practice. podiatrynj1212@gmail.com
SEEKING A LOCUM PODIATRIST AT OUR WYOMISSING, PA OFFICE
Starting in October/November. As part of the Integrated Foot and Ankle Specialists network, this temporary position offers flexible scheduling, competitive pay, and support from an experienced clinical team. Opportunity to progress to a full-time role. ACTIVE PENNSYLVANIA LICENSE REQUIRED. Questions? Contact HR@IntegratedFootandAnkle.com
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS – AL, CO, IA, IL, KS, LA, MO, MS, NE, OK, SC, TN & UT
Aria Care Partners is seeking Mobile Podiatrists to work 1-2 days/week in skilled nursing facilities. You will have autonomy and focus on clinical care while we take care of all scheduling and billing. Guaranteed daily base rate plus competitive compensation. Electronic charting and all equipment provided. Make a true difference in an under-served population. New graduates or experienced practitioners are welcome! Email CV to: kcampbell@aria.care
ASSOCIATE POSITION – LOS ANGELES, CA
Los Angeles podiatry group is looking to hire a part-time podiatrist. Candidate must be board qualified/certified, hold a valid California podiatry license and DEA, and have completed a 3-year surgical residency with expertise in diabetic wound care. Please email your cover letter and CV to: comprehensivemedicalstaff@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION OPEN IN DALLAS/FORT WORTH AREA
Join our dynamic multi-specialty group, spanning 6 locations in DFW, equipped with cutting-edge technology, physical therapy and an established patient base. Our practice also includes a surgery center. We offer a competitive starting salary with bonus and benefits. Send your CV to Cnunez1940@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - NORTH PORT AND ENGLEWOOD FLORIDA
Small multi location practice in North Port and Englewood Florida, seeks podiatrist, non-surgical/surgical. Flexible schedule with percentage-based salary. Licensed in Florida with immediate start date. Please send CV to: nppodiatry@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION PART-TIME- MANHATTAN
Seeking a part-time podiatrist in Manhattan for in-office work on Tuesdays and Fridays. Potential to expand into hospital responsibilities. Must be professional and reliable. To apply, please send your CV and availability to: eeisenberger@nypod.org
ASSOCIATE POSITION – TUCSON, ARIZONA
Multispecialty mobile group is seeking skilled, compassionate podiatrist with Arizona license to join our growing team in Tucson, AZ. Offering a fulfilling career with autonomy, built-in patient base, competitive compensation, and full administrative and billing staff. Please send CV to Dr. Natalie Shaba at natalie@onesourcemobilehc.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION PART TIME – NEW JERSEY
Well esablished group practice seeking a part-time associate, with potential future partnership opportunity, to practice podiatric medicine in Monmouth County, NJ. Applicant must have a current NJ License, Board Certified/Qualified, and at least 1 year experience as a rendering provider. Please send letter of interest and CV to cherylm@njpodiatrygroup.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – TAMPA, FL
Thriving Tampa practice seeks 1099 physician for outpatient surgery and wound care surgery. Flexible schedule, no call, competitive pay, part-time. Florida license required; Board Certified. Spanish a plus. Start ASAP, negotiable. Send CV and cover letter to PNHATampa@gmail.com
MOBILE PODIATRIST - SAN DIEGO
Now hiring at www.barefeet-podiatry.com. Offering highly competitive compensation as an independent-contractor, flexible schedule, assistants handling administrative work. Cloud-based EHR, equipment/supplies provided, other benefits. Excellent opportunity for both experienced podiatrists & recent graduates. Email: barefeetpodiatry1@gmail.com
FULL-TIME PODIATRIST – NEW JERSEY
Well-established, multi-location New Jersey podiatry practice seeks a motivated, compassionate full-time Doctor to join our growing team. We offer competitive six-figure compensation ($200,000–$250,000+), a sign-on bonus, end-of-year bonus, health insurance (medical, dental, vision), paid time off, paid malpractice coverage, and a 401(k). Excellent opportunity for both experienced podiatrists and recent graduates to thrive in a high-volume, office-based setting. Expand your clinical skills in a supportive, professional environment. Please send your CV to DPMcareer@PodiatryCenterNJ.com
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS - WARREN AND STERLING MICHIGAN
Cosmetic Foot & Ankle Surgery P.C. is hiring two full-time podiatrists in Warren and Sterling Heights, MI. One role is mobile/homecare, the other in-clinic. Competitive pay, benefits, modern surgical suites, and support staff provided. Email CV to drzefmarkaj@gmail.com. New grads welcome.
PHYSICIAN, PODIATRY - NEW YORK CITY
Join Queens' largest single-specialty practice. We are seeking a skilled podiatric physician for a highly autonomous, collegial environment. Provide comprehensive care, from advanced reconstructive surgery to dermatological treatments. This position offers a competitive compensation package, malpractice coverage, and a full suite of benefits. Contact scdpmjobs@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – FLORIDA
PT and FT mobile positions. Jacksonville and other cities. Responsible DPM/NP/PA team players. Home visits, ILF/ALF/Rehab. No call. No ER. Half days or 9-5. Weekends optional. Autonomy. Potential commission up to $230K+/yr based on availability and performance. Serious FL licensed applicants email contact@PodiatristAtHome.com
ASSOCIATE PODIATRIST OPPORTUNITIES – MULTIPLE STATES
US Foot & Ankle Specialists (USFAS), the nation's largest podiatric group, is hiring! We have immediate and future openings in IL, KY, MD, MO, NC, VA, & WV—ideal for doctors ready now or graduating by 2026. Join a team committed to advanced technology, top-tier care, and long-term growth. Must be licensed or in process. Email cover letter and resume to: recruiting@us-fas.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – MARYLAND
Thriving podiatry practice with 3 office locations seeking a highly motivated and reliable full-time associate. Candidate must be board eligible, residency with RRA preferred. Great work environment with strong support staff. Competitive compensation and benefits package with bonus opportunities offered. Please email CV to: careers@mynewfeet.com
FACULTY POSITION DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY – NYCPM OF TOURO
NYCPM of Touro University seeks a DPM for the Department of Surgery. Must be board certified, have a NYS license and a current DEA Certificate. This position teaches surgery and podiatric medicine to 3rd and 4th year podiatric medical students. Duties include patient care, student education, live lectures in classrooms and patient settings, including workshops, webinars and seminars. Candidates will participate in scholarly service activities within the College community and work collaboratively with faculty, students, staff and administration. Prior teaching experience strongly recommended. Salary starting at $140,000. Complete application (including proof of board certification) here.
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