Podiatrists see patients of all ages to diagnose and treat problems of the lower limb. These include verrucae, sports and dance injuries and circulation problems in patients at risk of amputation, such as those with diabetes.
You need to have a BSc in Podiatry to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council. A Podiatry degree apprenticeship or postgraduate/accelerated course may be available in your area.
You will need the ability to communicate with patients of all ages and be patient, understanding and have a steady hand.
You can find more information via the Royal College of Podiatry (rcpod.org.uk) and the Health and Care Professions Council (hcpc-uk.org).

Locations: Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals, Norfolk Community Health and Care, James Paget University Hospitals, East Coast Community Healthcare