Clinical Podiatric Biomechanics. Staffordshire University

This is a part time programme that will require you to be working as a podiatrist. As podiatry has progressed into the treatment of musculoskeletal problems, those younger patients seeking advice on issues relating to complaints of a biomechanical nature have increased. Increased recreational sporting activities and parents asking about their children’s foot problem all require a practitioner skilled in clinical podiatric biomechanics. Even the treatment of traditional foot problems benefit from knowledge of the possible underlying origins of these problems.