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This is Steve Kim who is a C-Ped.
I have done Orthotics manufacturing business for 3 years.
I think we can exchange a lot of informations. I hope I can help you and I get some.
Thank you.

 

Hi Steve:welcome::welcome:
Great that you have joined us and we look forward to exchanging thoughts and expertise.
Thanks for giving us your info.
Where do you hail from?
If you want, add your flag it is a quick way of knowing where some one is.
Have fun navigating the site, no doubt it want take long to take it in.
Cheers

 

I came from Korea and I am living in North Chicago now.

Thank you.

Steve

 

WOW that must have been quite a change?!
THanks for sharing
Cheers

 

Yes, that is a big change.

I came to States 7 years ago.
As soon as I got my master degree in manufacturing engineering 4 years ago, I started to do a orthotic business with my friend.
Now I am a orthotic lab manager at Dr. Scholl's Podiatry School.
Thank you.

 

Hi again thanks for the info, so how does your school run, please excuse my ignorance.
You have certainly had an interesting journey on your way here.
Cheers

 

Dr. Scholl's Podiatry School is a part of Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in North Chciago, USA. I am a lab manager of the orthotic lab of the podiatry school. I teach students how to make orthotics. Our department is Biomechanics and Orthopedic Desease. We have about 400 podiatry students in our Dr. Scholl's Podiatry College.
Have a nice day.

 

Re: help

Hello R.E.G, it appears that you have not posted on our forums for a while. At Podiatry Arena, we value the contributions from our users, so why not take a few moments to ask a question, help provide a solution or just engage in a conversation with another member in any one of our forums?

Admin I would but cannot work out how to start a new thread:dizzy:

OK

Today I had a holiday maker from Rome Italy to treat.

This guy desperately needs a Podiatrist, but does not believe there is such a specialty in Italy.


Anyone one know better, he has complex Bio mechanics problems and copious scar tissue on his plantar surfaces.

He presented with an untouchable forefoot resulting from bacterial infection initiated from deep scar tissue.

I only have two appointments to work with him so need to refer on.

Bob Golding