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Podiatry in Brazil

Discussion in 'Podiatry Employment' started by Willem Peters NL-BR, Nov 23, 2011.


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    Hi everybody,

    At first I want to say I'm new to this website and forum, but on first sight it looks cool and seems to have a lot of info on Podiatry in various country's.

    Secondly; I think a small introduction before I ask my question would be usefull.. I'm from the Netherlands and still studying podiatry, but I am in my last year. Everything is going well, and it looks like I'm graduating around June 2012. My plans than are to come to Brazil to work, live and train jiu jitsu (my biggest passion in life for a looong time).

    My question is if you guys know, or could help me find, more info about podiatry in Brazil regarding the following;
    - How big is podiatry in Brazil?
    - In what areas/region/city's of Brazil are podiatryst active?
    - You think it's possible to convert my Dutch diploma to a legal Brazilian one?
    If you know of any websites or ther bits of information about podiatry in Brazil than let me know.

    What do you guys think about the plan? Would it be possible to start working as graduate student (not nessicarely fulltime) in a country like Brazil?

    Any tips, thoughts or other information is welcome!
     
  2. tundygap

    tundygap Member

    Last edited: Mar 6, 2012
  3. tundygap

    tundygap Member

  4. Thank you very much Tundygap!

    Do you know these podiatrists personally, and do you think it would be okay for me to contact them via facebook?

    Also a I would be glad to get into contact with poiatrists in the area of Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro. Do you maybe know some pods in these areas?

    Hope to here from you again.

    Thanks already! because you never know what this could lead to
     
  5. tundygap

    tundygap Member

    Hi Willem,

    Feel free to contact Israel, He lives in Brazil and knows loads of Podiatrists in Brazil and South America in general. I`m sure he wont mind as he is a nice guy. I`ve not met in personally, only on facebook were are in the Portuguese speaking Podiatrists group. With regards to other podiatrists I`m sure he would be able to put you in touch with other Podiatrists in Brazil. wish you good luck.
     
  6. Again; Thank you very much!!

    Any other tips are always welcome.

    Regards,
    Willem
     
  7. anDRe

    anDRe Active Member

    Hi Willem

    I think I can help you out. I'm a Portuguese Podiatrist that have taugth some courses in Brazil! I'm very aware of there situation at the moment so I may help you, feel free to contact me!

    Hope you have had the chance to speak with Israel I know I'm personaly and I can say we is an excelent Podiatrist mainly in Biomechanics and Laser treatments!

    Cheers
     
  8. Hello Andre,

    That is really great to hear! I just send you an email. If you have not received anything, just let me know and I will try again.

    Greets, Willem!
     
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