About
I am a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon and the founder of St. Louis Foot & Ankle Institute, where I provide advanced surgical and non-surgical care for complex foot and ankle conditions. My clinical focus includes reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, bunion and deformity correction, ankle instability, trauma, sports injuries, and regenerative treatments including PRP. I believe surgical care should be technically precise, evidence-based, and delivered within a practice model that supports both patient outcomes and physician longevity. In addition to clinical practice, I serve as a medical expert and chart reviewer, providing objective analysis of podiatric and foot and ankle cases. My expert work includes medical record review, standard of care analysis, surgical case evaluation, and independent medical opinion. This work reflects my commitment to maintaining high standards within our specialty and contributing informed, defensible insight when clinical questions arise. As a p…
Experience
Physician Owner
St. Louis Foot and Ankle Institute · St Louis, Missouri, United States
Present
• Develop, manage, and operate podiatric medical practice • Diagnosis, medical and surgical management of all disorders of the foot and ankle • Conservative and surgical management of podiatric medical conditions including bunions, hammertoes, heel pain, tendon injuries, foot and ankle sprains, skin conditions, as well as other serious injuries and complaints. • Specialize in surgical forefoot reconstruction, rearfoot reconstruction, and ankle surgery; including ankle fracture management and flatfoot reconstruction. • Skilled in non-operative conservative care including injections and correctional orthotic devices
Medical Expert & Chart Reviewer
Present
Podiatrist
Foot and Ankle Surgeon
Mercy · Greater St. Louis Area
Podiatrist
St. Louis Orthopedic Institute
• Diagnosis, medical and surgical management of all disorders of the foot and ankle • Conservative and surgical management of conditions including bunions, hammertoes, heel pain, tendon injuries, foot and ankle sprains, skin conditions, as well as other serious injuries and complaints. • Specialize in surgical forefoot reconstruction, rearfoot reconstruction, and ankle surgery; including ankle fracture management and flatfoot reconstruction. • Skilled in non-operative conservative care including correctional orthotic devices
Podiatrist
Feet First Podiatry · St. Charles, MO
• Full spectrum of knowledge in treating a wide spectrum of acute and chronic pedal complaints from the geriatric patient to the pediatric patient. •Enthusiastic, dependable, compassionate, personable, physician with an emphasis on attention to detail and quality of patient care. •Diagnoses and treats tumors, ulcers, fractures, skin and nail diseases, and deformities. •Performs surgeries to correct or remedy such problems as bunions, flat or cavus feet, fractures, hammertoes, infections, and ruptured Achilles and other ligaments and tendons. •Treats conditions such as: bone disorders, bunions, corns, calluses, cysts, heel spurs, infections, ingrown nails, and plantar fasciitis.
Podiatric Resident
Midwest Podiatry
Disease Management Podiatrists manage vascular, neurological and arthritic foot diseases, such as claudication, osteomyelitis, Charcot-Marie Tooth disease, Morton's neuroma, bunions and nerve compression. Podiatrists can administer injections to relieve lower-extremity pain. Podiatrists provide specialized wound care for lower-extremity ulcers and abscesses. Because diabetics have decreased lower-extremity blood circulation and healing capabilities, a small cut can have significant consequences. A podiatrist's specialized skills are necessary to provide diabetic foot care and prevent troublesome wounds and infections. Procedures and Surgery Podiatrists perform procedures ranging from minor in-office procedures to major surgeries requiring general anesthesia. In the office, podiatrists remove corns, calluses, warts, ingrown toenails and damaged toenails. In a hospital under anesthesia, podiatrists perform lower-extremity amputations, reconstruction after sports or traumatic injuries, co…
Podiatric Resident
Mineral Area Regional Medical Center
Disease Management Podiatrists manage vascular, neurological and arthritic foot diseases, such as claudication, osteomyelitis, Charcot-Marie Tooth disease, Morton's neuroma, bunions and nerve compression. Podiatrists can administer injections to relieve lower-extremity pain. Podiatrists provide specialized wound care for lower-extremity ulcers and abscesses. Because diabetics have decreased lower-extremity blood circulation and healing capabilities, a small cut can have significant consequences. A podiatrist's specialized skills are necessary to provide diabetic foot care and prevent troublesome wounds and infections. Procedures and Surgery Podiatrists perform procedures ranging from minor in-office procedures to major surgeries requiring general anesthesia. In the office, podiatrists remove corns, calluses, warts, ingrown toenails and damaged toenails. In a hospital under anesthesia, podiatrists perform lower-extremity amputations, reconstruction after sports or traumatic injuries, co…
Resident Director
•Coordinated floor activities, counseled students with regard to personal and academic concerns, administered maintenance requests and occupancy records •Ensured compliance and enforced campus policy •Coordinated meetings between residents, resident assistants, and university staff
Education
Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and
Doctor of Podiatric Medicine - D.P.M., Podiatry
Lindenwood University
Bachelor's Degree, Biology, Chemistry, and Psychology
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