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The Podiatry Legends Podcast will change how you feel, see, and think about the Podiatry Profession. Each week, you will hear from podiatrists around the world who are doing amazing things in their careers and businesses, along with a few legends outside the profession who…
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438 - From Podiatrist to Expert Witness with Chelsea Tritschler (opens the original)
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What does a podiatrist do as an expert witness, and how on earth do you become one? In this episode of the Podiatry Legends Podcast, I’m joined by UK podiatrist Chelsea Tritschler, owner of Derriford Therapies, whose career has taken some fascinating turns. Chelsea originally started training as a nurse before discovering podiatry and changing direction. After graduating, she spent years carrying out home visits and working in care homes, as well as providing podiatry services inside three priso
437 - From Refugee Camps to Podiatry: The Remarkable Journey of Liz Emrys (opens the original)
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What do working in refugee camps, contracting malaria five times, HIV prevention, prisons and podiatry all have in common? They all have Liz Emrys in the story. Liz didn’t graduate as a podiatrist until her 40s, but by then she had already lived a life that could easily fill a book. In this episode of the Podiatry Legends Podcast, Liz takes me back to her early 20s when a six-week trip to help build a school near the Thai-Burma border changed the direction of her life. That experience led to yea
436 - Who Are You When You're Not Being A Podiatrist, with Wilson Lawrence (opens the original)
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If I took away your qualifications, job title, clinic and professional reputation, how would you describe who you actually are? In this episode of the Podiatry Legends Podcast, I’m joined once again by my good friend Wilson Lawrence, an executive behaviour and leadership coach based in Nevis in the Caribbean. Wilson introduces the fascinating idea of becoming “identity locked” , where we become so attached to a particular role that we struggle to know who we are outside of it. For podiatrists, t
435 - Why Podiatrists Play It Safe (Part 2): The Hidden Cost of Staying Comfortable (opens the original)
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Why do we spend so much time worrying about the risks of making a change, but rarely consider the risks of doing nothing? In Part Two of Why Podiatrists Play It Safe , I explore 13 more reasons podiatrists resist change, even when they know their practice, career, or personal development could benefit from doing something differently. We look at the fear of being judged by your team, getting burnt by a previous experience, waiting for evidence before experimenting, comparing yourself with others
434 - See the World with Your Podiatry Degree with Jason McAninly (opens the original)
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What if your podiatry degree could give you more than a career? What if it could give you a completely different life? Australian podiatrist Jason McAninly decided to find out. Jason left Melbourne to live and work in Bermuda for Bermuda Podiatry , and what started as an overseas job opportunity has turned into something much bigger. He’s become part of the local community, played cricket, travelled regularly to New York and Europe, attended international conferences, built new professional conn
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