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Discussion in 'Introductions' started by Ralston, Apr 8, 2012.

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  1. Ralston

    Ralston Welcome New Poster


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    Hello, I'm a Podiatry student in my final year. (Aussie).
    I'm required to do 11 weeks of clinical placement in my final semester. I am looking for reputable clinics (public and private) From Newcastle up to Brisbane.

    My main objectives are:

    Wound management of the high risk foot (i'm hoping this is public and an orthoses lab is included in the experience), Do you know of such a clinic?

    Paediatrics and biomechanics (again i'm hoping to find clinics with attached orthoses labs)

    I understand theres no substitute for experience and I really want a good foundation to build on.

    If you know of any such clinics please post back ASAP. Also if you think I should be focussing on a different objective (podiatry based), or want to suggest areas apart from forementioned, please share your thoughts.

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    Ralston, Apr 8, 2012
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