As a podiatrist you will be a healthcare professional who has been trained to diagnose and treat abnormal conditions of the feet and lower limbs. Podiatrists work with their patients to prevent and correct deformity, keeping people mobile and active, and helping to relieve pain. Podiatrists work with people of all ages, and your patients will count on you to support and help them with a broad range of mobility and medical conditions of the foot and lower limbs. These may include muscle and joint problems as well as broader health issues such as diabetes, blood disorders and disorders of the nervous system, which may involve complex wound management. On this course you will: learn from research-active staff with an outstanding reputation for the quality of teaching be equipped with all the knowledge and skills that you require to work as a podiatrist develop your expertise through in-depth theoretical learning, clinical placements in each year and the close support of our very experienced staff benefit from the interprofessional working focus of this course and become confident in your own professional identity and have the additional skills that will allow you to work as an effective multidisciplinary team member.