Medical Residency/Fellowship Programs
Podiatric Medicine Residency/Fellowship Programs
Colleges award this field under 2 named programs, from Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency Program to Podiatric Medicine Residency/Fellowship Programs, Other.
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Programs within this field
Colleges may offer this field under 2 more specific program names. The program you choose affects the courses you take.
- Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency Program
- Prepares podiatrists for primary practice in podiatric healthcare and foot surgery. This includes diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the human foot, ankle, and their governing and related structures, including the leg, and the local manifestations of systemic conditions, by all appropriate systems and means.
- Podiatric Medicine Residency/Fellowship Programs, Other
- Podiatric medicine not listed above.
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