Residents are also responsible for the Podiatric Clinic, coverage in the Wound Healing Center and other areas throughout the hospital which involve lower extremity and pedal problems. The residents learn and gain valuable knowledge and experience in their rotations, allowing them to understand the important role each physician plays in the care of the patient. Residents are exposed to other services and treated as functioning members of the team they are on throughout their training. This makes our podiatry residents more well-rounded and functional physicians. Grant Medical Center, Columbus Our training program is a 3-year podiatric surgical residency at a 640 bed, level one trauma center.
Surgical training is well balanced from forefoot to rearfoot including total ankle replacement.
Clinical experience includes the Grant Wound care Center, Resident's Clinic, Grant Sports Medicine and faculty offices. Residents also have lecturing responsibilities at 3-4 conferences per year. Toledo The Podiatric Residency began in 1978 and has continued to grow and evolve. Riverside Mercy is a well-established health care campus in Toledo, Ohio that is committed to physician education and the welfare of our local community. Riverside Mercy is affiliated with the Mercy Health System which includes St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center and St. Charles Mercy Hospital.