Dean's Chat - All Things Podiatric Medicine

Dean's Chat Co-hosts, Dr. Jeffrey Jensen and Dr. Johanna Richey are joined by Dr. Jeffrey Baker, DPM, a podiatric physician and surgeon at the Weil Foot & Ankle Institute practicing in Lincoln Park, Chicago area.

Dr. Baker graduated from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts in 1992 with his degree in Athletic Training and Cardiovascular Health and Exercise. Dr. Baker completed his Doctorate of Podiatric Medicine at Kent State University- Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine and went on to do his 3-year surgical residency at St. Mary Hospital in Hoboken, New Jersey. He completed a 1-year Fellowship in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery at The Weil Foot and Ankle Institute in Des Plaines, Illinois. 

During high school and college, he was a varsity soccer player and still enjoys playing with his German team! Tune in to hear his perspective on sports medicine and why Fellowship was important to him.

Dr. Baker is current faculty for the Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center Podiatric surgical residency program in Chicago, IL and the Regional Chief Medical Officer with Balance Health. Join us, as we discuss "all things podiatric medicine", including discussions on student etiquette, awkward interactions or conflicts on externships, various business structures podiatrists can consider, as well as involvement with professional organizations such as the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons.

Dr. Baker shares insights about his background in athletic training and podiatric medicine, including his educational journey and experience in surgical residency and fellowship programs. Tune in to learn more about Dr. Baker's expertise in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery at the Weil Foot and Ankle Institute in Lincoln Park, Chicago area.

One of the key points discussed in the podcast episode is the trend toward more specialized fellowships in podiatry. Dr. Jeff Baker highlighted the importance of fellowships in providing opportunities for subspecialization within the field of podiatry. He mentioned that fellowships are a way to further specialize and gain additional training in specific areas of interest, such as research, reconstructive surgery, sports medicine, limb lengthening, and deformity correction.

Dr. Baker shared his personal experience of completing a fellowship in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery at the Weill Foot and Ankle Institute. He emphasized how his fellowship training allowed him to subspecialize in deformity correction and limb lengthening, which has become his area of expertise. This specialized training has enabled him to provide specialized care to patients requiring these specific treatments.

Furthermore, Dr. Baker discussed the benefits of fellowships in podiatry, such as providing opportunities for in-depth training, exposure to advanced techniques, and access to specialized resources. He also mentioned that fellowships offer a pathway for podiatrists to enhance their skills, knowledge, and expertise in a particular area of interest, ultimately leading to better patient care outcomes.

Overall, the podcast episode highlighted the growing trend towards more specialized fellowships in podiatry, offering podiatrists the opportunity to subspecialize and excel in specific areas within the field. This trend reflects the evolving nature of podiatric medicine and the importance of continuous learning and specialization to meet the diverse needs of patients.

Dr. Jeff Baker also discusses the trend of podiatrists joining supergroups, highlighting the advantages of this practice. One significant benefit is the increased opportunities for insurance contracts. By being part of a larger group, podiatrists can negotiate better terms with insurance companies, allowing them to expand their patient base and increase revenue. Supergroups offer b ...

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Join us as Dean's chat co-hosts Doctors Jeff Jensen and Johanna Richey interview Dr. Matthew Cobb and Dr. Haywan Chiu, founders of the Foot and Ankle Surgical Academy. 

Dr. Cobb received his doctorate of podiatric medicine from the California School of Podiatric Medicine with Samuel Merritt University in Oakland in 2005. He went on to complete his 3-year surgical residency training program with Kaiser Permanente's San Francisco, Bay Area Foot, and Ankle Residency program. 

Dr. Haywan Chiu received his undergraduate degree from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and did his doctorate of Podiatric medicine at Temple University. He completed his 3-year surgical residency program with DVA Palo Alto Podiatry residency program and Stanford University.

Dr. Matt Cobb and Dr. Haywan Chiu discuss their experiences in podiatry and the development of the academy, providing valuable resources for students, residents, and faculty. Dr. Cobb specializes in reconstructive surgery with a focus on pediatrics, bringing a unique perspective to the field. Tune in to learn more about their journey and the impact of the academy on the podiatric community.

Dr. Cobb and Dr. Chiu (along with 2 of their colleagues) began recording their surgeries to share with their students and residents to facilitate distance learning. They hoped to keep their residents engaged in learning surgical procedures even if they were not able to be physically present in the operating room due to pandemic restrictions/limitations. Listen as they describe their experiences with adaptability, flexibility, and leaning into technology to help advance surgical education. We discuss how vulnerability can help broaden opportunities and break down barriers to quality education.

The Foot and Ankle Surgery Academy, also known as FASA, was established during the COVID-19 pandemic in response to the challenges faced by students, residents, and faculty in podiatric medicine. Dr. Matt Cobb and Dr. Haywan Chiu, the founders, recognized the impact of the pandemic on surgical training, with elective surgeries being canceled and limited opportunities for residents to gain hands-on experience in the operating room. This led to the idea of creating a platform where surgical procedures could be filmed and shared with the podiatric community.

The primary goal of FASA is to provide educational resources through video compilations of various surgeries, accompanied by voiceovers from the primary surgeons. The videos aim to offer a detailed insight into the decision-making process, techniques, and nuances of podiatric surgeries. The founders emphasize showcasing not only the technical aspects of surgery but also the thought process behind each step.

The creation of FASA allowed for a unique learning experience for students, residents, and faculty. The videos provided a visual representation of surgeries, allowing viewers to observe the procedures in detail. The platform also offered a space for discussion and reflection on different approaches to surgery, highlighting the importance of decision-making and adaptability in the operating room.

Dr. Cobb and Dr. Chiu also discuss how the ability to make sound decisions during surgery is crucial, as it can determine the overall success of the procedure. They shared examples of cases where high-risk decisions led to positive outcomes, showcasing the significance of thoughtful and strategic decision-making in surgical practice.

Dr. Cobb shares a valuable insight from his mentor, Shannon Rush, who emphasized the importance of stepping in right before a mistake is made that cannot be fixed. This highlights the critical role of experienced surgeons in guiding residents and younger surgeons to make the right decisions during procedures. Dr. Cobb's experience with Dr. Rush exemplifies how me ...

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Dean's Chat hosts, Dr. Jeffrey Jensen and Dr. Johanna Richey are joined by Dr. Randy Kaplan from Detroit, Michigan. Rand, and his brothers, Gary and Dale, grew up "in podiatry", as their father Earl G. Kaplan drove the profession to unseen heights with his supporting cast! All three brothers went on to become podiatric physicians! Dr. Randy Kaplan's daughter, Rachel Height-Kaplan, graduated from the Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine in 2021 and is a 3rd generation podiatrist. 

This episode represents a "trip down memory lane" for the podiatric profession. From the early days of surgery, differentiating chiropody from podiatry to the advancement of the profession onto hospital medical staff, this episode is fascinating. Examples: Podiatry getting onto Medicare (with a cigarette carton full of $, opioid dispensing privileges, early weekend surgery courses at Civic Hospital (a converted home). The second half of this episode discusses advocacy, Dr. Kaplan's role as APMAPAC Chair, and engaging our profession to embrace the needed financial support required to thrive in today's political world. As Dr. Kaplan says, "You are either at the table or on the menu"…. The last 5 minutes is a short video on the career and life of Earl G. Kaplan!

Dr. Randy Kaplan emphasizes the importance of advocacy in shaping the future of podiatry. He highlights the significance of being involved in political processes, such as supporting PACs and engaging with legislators to advocate for the profession. Dr. Kaplan discusses various issues that podiatrists face, including Medicare reimbursement, scope of practice laws, and board certification. He explains that while advocacy may not always yield immediate results or gratification, it is an essential investment in the future of the profession. By supporting PACs and participating in advocacy efforts, podiatrists can influence legislative decisions that impact their practice and patient care.

Furthermore, Dr. Kaplan stresses the need for podiatrists to build relationships with legislators and engage in fundraising activities to support candidates who align with the profession's goals. He acknowledges the challenges of navigating the political landscape but emphasizes the importance of playing an active role in advocating for podiatry.

The episode underscores the critical role of advocacy in advancing the podiatric profession and highlights the need for podiatrists to actively participate in advocacy efforts to ensure the profession's continued growth and success. Dr. Randy Kaplan emphasizes the importance of supporting both sides to make a difference in the political landscape. He mentions that it's essential to engage with members of Congress and build relationships with them to ensure that podiatry's interests are represented.

Dr. Kaplan highlights the need to support politicians who may not align with all personal beliefs but are willing to advocate for podiatry and healthcare issues. He mentions that the focus should be on what the representatives can do for the profession and patients rather than strict party lines. By supporting politicians who are willing to address healthcare concerns, podiatrists can ensure that their voices are heard in legislative matters.

Additionally, Dr. Kaplan discusses the role of political action committees (PACs) in supporting advocacy efforts. He mentions that podiatry ranks 10th among healthcare PACs, indicating a strong financial backing for advocacy initiatives. This financial support allows podiatrists to engage with politicians, attend fundraisers, and contribute to campaigns, ultimately influencing policy decisions that impact the profession.

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Join us as Doctors Jeffrey Jensen and Johanna Richey interview Dr. Ben Cullen! Dr. Cullen is currently the residency director for the San Diego Scripps Podiatric Surgical residency program. He completed his undergraduate degree from the University of California Santa Cruz with his Bachelor's degree in Arts, Economics, and Psychology. He completed his Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine at the California School of Podiatric Medicine- Samuel Merritt University in Oakland California in 2010. He then went on to complete his 3-year surgical residency training at Kaiser Permanente- Hayward Program.

On this episode of Dean's Chat, host Dr. Jeffrey Jensen and co-host Jo are joined by Dr. Ben Cullen, a rising star in podiatric medicine. Dr. Cullen shares his journey from undergrad at the University of California, Santa Cruz to becoming the residency director for the Scripps Podiatric Surgical Residency Program in San Diego. Tune in to learn more about Dr. Cullen's experiences and the insights he brings to the field of podiatric medicine.

Tune in as we discuss Dr. Cullen's experiences in global health as a child as well as a resident. Listen as he talks about his experience as the 1st resident to get to travel with Dr. Weinraub on a medical mission trip to Vietnam and the value of mentorship that he received in his residency training. He discusses how this has shaped his own perspective on his interactions with his residents.

Join us as we talk "all things podiatric medicine" including community involvement in professional and political organizations. Dr. Cullen has been heavily engaged in his community serving in multiple leadership roles including President of San Diego County Podiatric Medical Society, Assistant Chairman for the Podiatry Institute conference which is held yearly in San Diego.

In the podcast featuring Dr. Ben Cullen, the discussion emphasized the significance of being actively involved in the community and political aspects of the podiatry profession. Dr. Cullen stressed the importance of participating in local societies and engaging in legislative advocacy to promote the advancement of podiatry and protect professional rights.

Dr. Cullen's leadership in the San Diego County Podiatric Medical Society highlighted the value of connecting with local organizations. These societies provide opportunities for podiatrists to network, collaborate, and stay informed about industry developments. Through participation in meetings, workshops, and events, professionals can contribute to the growth and unity of the podiatric community.

Additionally, Dr. Cullen's involvement in political advocacy, such as attending the legislative leadership conference in Sacramento, exemplifies the proactive approach necessary to safeguard professional rights. By interacting with lawmakers and advocating for podiatric interests, practitioners can influence policy decisions that impact the field. This engagement is crucial for ensuring that podiatrists have a say in shaping regulations and laws affecting their practice.

Dr. Cullen's comprehensive involvement in various aspects of the profession, including academic, research, and political organizations, underscores the holistic approach required for the advancement of podiatry. By actively participating in community initiatives and advocating for legislative changes, podiatrists can contribute to the growth, recognition, and sustainability of the profession. Dr. Cullen's dedication to these endeavors serves as a model for aspiring podiatrists to engage in community and political realms to drive positive change and progress in the field.

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Dean's chat Co-hosts, Doctors Jeff Jensen and Johanna Richey interview Dr. Kwasi Kwaadu, Assistant Residency Director from Temple University and director of the Charcot and Limb Salvage Center! 

Originally from Ghana, Dr. Kwaadu talks about how his childhood has influenced his perspective and his career. Dr. Kwaadu graduated in 2005 with his undergraduate degree from Temple University and went on to complete his Podiatric medical school there as well. He completed his 3-year surgical residency program with Aria Health in Philadelphia and completed a 1-year fellowship program under Dr. Justin Flemming with The Philadelphia Foot and Ankle Fellowship. 

Join us as we discuss "all things podiatric medicine", including Dr. Kwaadu's extensive experience with research. We discuss his own fellowship as well as the trade-offs and benefits residents can consider when looking at career options in podiatric medicine and surgery. 

Dr. Kwaadu emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence (EQ) over IQ in various aspects of his life and work, noting that managing people's emotions is delicate and consequential. Understanding and navigating emotions play a significant role in leadership and teamwork.

Dr. Kwaadu shares personal experiences where emotional intelligence has been pivotal in his interactions with colleagues, students, and his children. He discusses the value of emotional intelligence in managing relationships, resolving conflicts, and fostering a positive work environment. Additionally, he mentions the significance of emotional intelligence in research, where handling feedback and peer reviews requires a high level of EQ.

Overall, research catalyzes self-improvement, innovation, and the advancement of knowledge in various fields. It allows individuals to critically evaluate their practices, challenge assumptions, and contribute to the evolution of best practices in their respective domains.

Balancing work and family life, especially with children, requires dedication and a focus on creating meaningful experiences. Dr. Kwasi Kwaadu shared insights into how he manages his busy clinical practice, academic responsibilities, and family life with his twin boys in the podcast episode. He emphasized the importance of being present for his children and making time for them, even amidst a demanding schedule.

Dr. Kwaadu also emphasizes the significance of research in challenging traditional practices and promoting continuous improvement. Research findings can sometimes contradict established beliefs, leading to a reevaluation of treatment modalities. For example, he mentioned the case of microfracturing in orthopedic surgery, where research findings may suggest alternative or more effective treatment options.

Moreover, research fosters a culture of humility and openness to new ideas. By engaging in research, individuals are encouraged to question existing norms, seek evidence-based solutions, and adapt their practices based on new information. Dr. Kwaadu's discussion on the peer review process in research also highlighted the importance of receiving constructive feedback and being receptive to different perspectives.

Dr. Kwaadu highlighted the significance of creating meaningful experiences with his children, such as going for walks, visiting the playground, and engaging in physical activities together. He expressed a deep sense of responsibility and a desire to provide his children with positive and enriching experiences, viewing his role as a parent as a second chance to create a strong bond and lasting memories.

Furthermore, Dr. Kwaadu's approach to parenting reflects a commitment to being emotionally present and engaged with his children. Drawing inspiration from his own childhood experiences, he strives to be a supportive and involved father, recogn ...

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Hi Everyone - this 2nd episode of Dean's Chat was "On Location", from Reykjavic, Iceland. Dr. Jeffrey Jensen attended the Global Podiatry Summit March 3-6, 2024, and conducted interviews that are spliced into this podcast. The meeting was a gathering of podiatrists from 31 countries, representing the International Federation of Podiatrists. This episode has interviews with podiatrists from the USA, Italy, Germany, England, Canada and the UK. Paul Monks from Germany said it best, "I love Podiatry, I love my profession!" Dean' Chat "on location" Part 2 has interviews with: 1) Lee Rogers, DPM, USA - Treasurer of the International Federation of Podiatrists: 2) Alessandra Pausania, Italy - Rome Faculties of Medicine/Podiatry; 3) Patrick DeHeer, DPM, USA, American Podiatric Medical Associaton, Board of Trustees; 4) Sunny Sajjad, DPM, USA, Fellow, UT Health San Antonio; 5) Penelope Kuehn - Germany, Private Practice; 6) Paul Monks, Germany; Private Practice 7) Barry Radivan, England; Private Practice; 8) William Chagares, DPM, USA, Past ABPM BOD; 9) Cyaandi Dove, DPM, USA, UT Health, San Antonio; 10) Emil Carrier, Canada, Private Practice; 11) David Wylie, UK, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow....from the bar! Enjoy these short interviews and understand the current state of podiatry around the world!

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Dean's Chat hosts, Doctors Jeffrey Jensen and Johanna Richey, are joined by a legendary podiatric physician, Dr. Allen Jacobs. Join us for a trip down memory lane in podiatric medicine; from early residency training at Kern/Civic Hospital to opening up hospitals for podiatric privileges in St. Louis, to training residents for 4 decades. Dr. Jacobs is a true icon in our profession!

Dr. Jacobs highlights the value of personal interactions in healthcare by sharing stories from his own practice. He recounted instances where simple gestures, such as bringing a patient their favorite breakfast or giving them roses after surgery, made a significant impact on the patient's experience and healing process. These acts of kindness and personalization not only enhanced the patient's satisfaction but also contributed to their overall well-being and recovery.

Despite the increasing trend towards corporatization and reliance on AI in healthcare, Dr. Jacobs stressed the irreplaceable role of human connection in patient care. He expressed concerns about the potential loss of personal touch and empathy in modern medicine, where patients may feel like commodities in a system focused on efficiency and automation. Dr. Jacobs emphasized the importance of taking the time to sit down, listen, and engage with patients on a personal level, as these small gestures can have a profound impact on their perception of care and the healing process.

Dr. Jacobs is a 1973 Summa Cum Laude graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine. He completed his residency in surgery at Monsignor Clement Kern Hospital for special surgery in Warren, Michigan in 1975.

Dr. Jacobs is in private practice in St. Louis, Missouri. He is board-certified in reconstructive surgery of the foot and ankle by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. For 25 years, Dr. Jacobs served as a Director of Podiatric Surgical Residency Training; and has also served as a contributing editor to the Journal of Foot Surgery, Podiatry Today, Foot and Ankle Quarterly, and Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery.

Additionally, Dr. Jacobs has served as the Scientific Chairman of the American Podiatric Medical Association, The Missouri Podiatry Society, and on the Journal Management Committee of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgery. He was the first podiatrist to receive the rank of Fellow by Temple University.

Dr. Jacobs was voted a Lifetime Achievement Award and to The Podiatry Hall of Fame. He has received numerous awards from the APMA and ACFAS for his dedication to podiatry and podiatric education, as well as recognition from the governors of Missouri, Arkansas, and Massachusetts. 

Dr. Jacobs has published over 80 scientific articles in various publications and 17 chapter contributions in various textbooks and has presented over 1000 papers at podiatric and medical society meetings. He is a nationally recognized author, researcher, and a noted authority of surgery of the foot.

Reflecting on the stories and experiences shared by seasoned podiatrists like Dr. Jacobs, helps current and future podiatrists gain insights into the importance of building strong doctor-patient relationships, providing personalized care, and maintaining empathy and compassion in their practice. These historical anecdotes serve as valuable lessons that can guide podiatrists in navigating the evolving healthcare landscape while prioritizing patient-centered care and human connection.

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Dr. Jeffrey Jensen and Dr. Johanna Richey welcome Dr. Kyle Fiala to the Deans Chat podcast! Dr. Fiala is a clinical professor of Orthopedic surgery at the University of Missouri. Join us as we discuss his unique role as a faculty attending to orthopedic residents in their 3rd and 4th years of training. Dr. Fiala discusses his experience with academia and highlights the importance of leaning into new opportunities.

Dr. Fiala graduated from the University of Missouri–Columbia with a bachelor's degree in biological science. He went to Kent State University for his Doctorate of Podiatric Medicine degree and completed his 3-year surgical residency training program with Truman Medical Center – Lakewood in Lee's Summit Missouri. He is board-certified in forefoot, rearfoot, and reconstructive foot and ankle surgery by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery. He is a fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons and he serves as faculty for AO North America and ACFAS skills courses including the arthroscopy course. 

Dr. Fiala shares his journey of initially having little knowledge about podiatry and gradually developing a passion for the field through shadowing experiences and exposure to various aspects of healthcare.

Join us as we discuss the challenges in resident training and how to build guard rails in our own lives to provide opportunities to safely explore and expand your skill set. As lifelong learners, surgeons rely on support systems to help provide programs and services as well as networks and communities to foster growth. Listen as Dr. Fiala talks about the importance of grit and resilience as well as the importance of hard work, within a balance of maintaining our own mental health. 

Self-motivation, hard work, and a willingness to learn are essential attributes for success in the field of podiatry. Dr. Fiala stressed the importance of being self-motivated and putting in continuous effort to grow and excel in the profession. These qualities are highly valued in prospective residents during interviews, indicating their significance in the field.

Building relationships, being a team player, and being resilient are essential for residents in the medical field. These attributes not only promote personal growth and development but also enhance patient care and overall success in the healthcare profession. Residents embodying these qualities are better equipped to navigate the challenges of residency training and establish a successful career in medicine.

Dr. Jensen and Dr. Fiala also discuss the value of hard work and dedication in residency training and beyond. They emphasize the need to work diligently, study hard, and build strong relationships with colleagues, attendings, and co-residents. This dedication to continuous learning and improvement is crucial for success in podiatry, as ongoing skill development and knowledge enhancement are essential in the field.

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Join Dean's Chat hosts Drs. Jeffrey Jensen and Johanna Richey as they interview Dr. Mark Hoffbauer! Dr. Hoffbauer is currently the Fellowship director of the West Virginia University Wheeling Hospital Foot and Ankle Advanced Surgical Fellowship. 

Listen as they discuss the current landscape in Podiatric Fellowship programs and what a fellowship can offer. Dr. Hoffbauer graduated from Washington Jefferson College and completed his Podiatric Medical degree from The Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine. He completed his 3-year surgical residency training program at West Penn and is a prolific surgeon in the profession.

With over 250 publications and speaking engagements, his knowledge and expertise are built on a foundation of principles. He discusses the importance of humility and gratitude for our success and being willing to lean into opportunities that present themselves. 

Dr. Hoffbauer talks about his international AO experience the impact of mentors and how various experiences in his life helped prepare him for the next phase of the journey. This has shaped his role now in giving back to his community and professional organizations. 

Join us as we talk about "the game of life" and how our professional development is not the only key to living our best life. He discusses how we don't always know how or when opportunities (or tragedies) will come our way, but how we respond in the moment can make all the difference. 

Dr. Hoffbauer also discusses the importance of kindness and that how we treat each other matters. Listen for his must-read list near the end for additional insights on financial success and physician wellness.

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Hi Everyone - this episode of Dean's Chat was "On Location", back from Reykjavic, Iceland. Dr. Jensen had the opportunity to attend the Global Podiatry Summit March 3-6, 2024. The meeting was a gathering of podiatrists from 31 countries, representing the International Federation of Podiatrists, all with similar goals of advancing podiatry to help patients across the globe.

This Part 1 episode has interviews with:

Daniel Weisz, President, International Federation of Podiatrists, from Jerusalem, Israel; Dr. Matthew Garoufalis, Immediate Past President, from the USA; Christian Jerome, also a Past President, from France; Stuart Baird, Past Dean of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow from England; Robert Ashford, Professor Emeritus in Podiatry in the UK, from England.

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