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Discussion in 'Introductions' started by KableFransen, Mar 16, 2013.

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I'm Kable Fransen. I used to by the name of 'kable54' on these forums a few years ago.

My background... after completing my degree at Latrobe, I worked as a podiatrist in a Sydney hospital high risk foot clinic, then moved onto clinic management, then public hospital governance.

I'm now back involved in Podiatry, and looking forward to learning from and contributing to these forums!

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Kable Fransen
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KableFransen, Mar 16, 2013

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