Qualification:

‍Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Podiatric Practice 

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Year of graduation:

2021 

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Why did you choose podiatry as your career? 

I was very fortunate to experience the profession of podiatry from a young age. My great uncle was a Chiropodist for the King of Egypt, King Faroukh before the second world war. When I was twelve years old, I started seeing a podiatrist for my own foot and ankle concerns. Through my positive experience with my podiatrist and my uncle as inspiration, I was inspired to pursue my podiatry course after graduating high school. I always knew that the healthcare field was for me, as I love to help those within my community. Podiatry just made perfect sense! It combines multiple areas of medicine including dermatology, sports injury and performance, medical imaging and so much more. 

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What area of podiatry do you enjoy most? 

I do like all kinds of cases, however, I have a strong interest in sports injury and management. 

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What’s your favourite thing to do when you’re not at the studio? 

When I’m outside of the studio, I love going for walks with my dog, going for a kick of the footy and seeing my friends and family. 

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What sporting team are you passionate about? 

I love both women’s and men’s AFL! I’m a proud Collingwood supporter.

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If you had a foot or ankle concern why would you book with the undefeeted team? 

Undefeeted podiatry are a supportive, patient-centred group of health professionals that aspire to provide the best treatment outcomes tailored to your needs. We have a lovely encouraging team that have a wide range of experience within the podiatry field. 

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What do you love most about being part of the team at Undefeeted podiatry? 

I love being part of the Undefeeted podiatry because we have a very welcoming and supportive team. Everyone within the team is so lovely and approachable.