Do we need NZ Podiatric Surgery?

Posted on June 18, 2015 by admin

I have practiced in New Zealand for 22 years, 16 of which as a Podiatric Surgeon. I have continued to try and promote the benefits of Podiatric Surgery and try to change legislation to help better its accommodation with the NZ health system. I am currently in the belief that there seems to be an active resistance within the Podiatric profession against New Zealand trained Podiatric Surgeons being able to perform foot surgery, or a least a resistance to acknowledge or support this area of Podiatry

The rest is here:
Do we need NZ Podiatric Surgery?

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