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441 – You’re Not Losing to Your Competition. You’re Losing to Indecision.
You’re probably not losing patients to your competition. You’re losing them to indecision. When a patient walks out of your clinic saying, “I’ll think about it,” we often assume they’ve rejected the treatment plan or they’re going somewhere else. But quite often, they...
440 – WHY PODIATRY MATTERS with Dr Savannah Santiago, DPM
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Savannah Santiago, a third-year podiatric surgical resident and chief resident at Ascension St. Vincent’s in Indianapolis. She is completing her training under Dr Patrick DeHeer, and her enthusiasm for the profession is something I...
439 — Adapt and Overcome: From the British Army to Podiatry in Nova Scotia
David Allcock’s route into podiatry involved the British Army, ambulance work, overseas travel and a friend who decided to take matters into his own hands. Originally from Liverpool, David now owns Klinetic Podiatry in Nova Scotia, Canada. In this episode, we explore...
438 – From Podiatrist to Expert Witness
When most of us graduate from podiatry school, we probably have a fairly traditional picture of what our career might look like. We’ll work in a clinic, treat patients, perhaps open a practice one day, and see where things go. Chelsea Tritschler’s career has been...
437 – From Refugee Camps to Podiatry: The Remarkable Journey of Liz Emrys
Every podiatrist has a story about how they found the profession, but Liz Emrys' journey is certainly one of the more unusual ones I've heard. Liz didn't graduate as a podiatrist until her 40s. Before that, she'd helped build a school near the Thai-Burma border, lived...
Who Are You When You’re Not Being a Podiatrist?
This week, I’m joined by an old friend of the podcast, Wilson Lawrence, an executive behaviour and leadership coach based in Nevis in the Caribbean. Wilson and I have known each other for around ten years, and whenever we get together, I know the conversation will go...
435 – Why Podiatrists Play It Safe (Part 2): The Hidden Costs of Staying Comfortable
In Episode 433, I shared the first 12 reasons I believe podiatrists sometimes play it safe and resist trying something new. This week, I'm continuing the conversation (Part 2) with another 13. And while Part One focused heavily on the fear of trying something new,...
434 – See the World with Your Podiatry Degree
What if your podiatry degree could take you somewhere completely unexpected? In this episode of the Podiatry Legends Podcast, I catch up with Australian podiatrist Jason McAninly, who swapped the city of Melbourne for the tiny Atlantic island of Bermuda, where he now...
433 – Why Podiatrists Play It Safe (Part 1): The Fear of Trying Something New
The idea for this episode came from a comment in my Facebook group, the Podiatry Business Owners Club. A practice owner mentioned that when new podiatrists joined their team, it wasn't necessarily the recent graduates who were apprehensive about trying something...
432 – How to Buy, Build and Sell Your Healthcare Practice with Dr Michael Filosi
Not every successful practice begins life as a beautiful, modern clinic. My guest this week, Dr Michael Filosi, purchased a dental practice that most people would have walked away from. It had possums in the roof, paper appointment books, no computers, no answering...
431 – The Practice Visibility Scorecard
Are Patients Really Finding You? Most podiatrists assume they're easy to find online because their clinic appears when they search Google. Unfortunately, that's often not the reality. In this episode, I catch up with my good friend Dr Jim McDannald to talk about the...
430 – The Referral Myth That’s Keeping Podiatrists Underpaid
Why do so many podiatrists hesitate to increase their fees, even when they know they deliver exceptional care? In this episode, I tackle one of the biggest myths in private practice: the belief that charging appropriately will damage referral relationships with...











