Empowering Endorsed Prescribers:  mentoring podiatrists undertaking pathway B

Join us for this 40-minute presentation and 10-minute Q&A session on the topic of Empowering Endorsed Prescribers: mentoring podiatrists undertaking pathway B.

Are you considering becoming a mentor for podiatrists undertaking Pathway B but not sure where to start? Join us for an informative webinar designed specifically for endorsed prescribers like you. In this session, we will provide you with valuable insights on what it means to be a mentor and how the mentor-mentee relationship works. Whether you're new to mentoring or looking to enhance your skills, this webinar will set you up for success by offering practical tips, real-life case studies and personal perspectives. Additionally, all attendees will receive a starter pack to help you get started on your mentoring journey. Don't miss this opportunity to learn, grow and make a difference in the podiatry profession.

The Presenters:

Stephen Tucker

Stephen has been a podiatrist working in Victorian public health for a very long time. He has previously held roles on the old APodA(Vic) board, was vice president of the APodC, and deputy president of the Podiatrists Board of Victoria. Stephen was one of the first general podiatrists to gain endorsement. He is currently the manager of the Podiatry and Orthotic department and head of the Foot Procedure unit at Northern Health. He is currently mentoring a number of podiatrists undertaking the endorsement pathway.

Kristin Graham

Dr Kristin Graham is an academic and a member of the IIMPACT research concentration at UniSA, an Adjunct Research Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry at the Adelaide Medical School, and also has a long history as a clinical podiatrist. Her research passion is the nexus between physical and mental health, specifically the impact of stress and traumatic experiences on health and physiological function. Kristin’s other research interests include medicines prescription in podiatry, the use of telehealth and augmented reality in the management of diabetes-related foot disease, and social determinants of health.

Harriet Thurlow

Harriet is an endorsed podiatrist working in the private sector in Sydney’s CBD and is currently a sports podiatry candidate. Harriet completed her endorsement in Perth whilst working alongside surgeons to manage a diverse clinical load in sports podiatry and post surgical rehabilitation management. Now based in Sydney full time, Harriet’s clinical focus has moved towards sports podiatry where she has learnt to appreciate the association between biomechanical injuries and surgical intervention. Her experience in the prescription of medications for the treatment and management of podiatric conditions has also provided her with a balanced understanding of the beneficial role that medications may play at various stages throughout the treatment phase.

Zahava Robinson

Zahava Robinson is a passionate podiatrist in Sydney. She completed her Bachelor of Podiatric Practice (Honours) at Central Queensland University in Sydney’s CBD and she also has a Bachelor of Health Science from La Trobe University. She provides a caring and professional approach to foot health. Zahava has a special interest in wound care, biomechanics, and maintaining an active lifestyle. Zahava is Endorsed for the Prescription of Scheduled Medicines.

When: Wednesday 10 July 2024
Where: Webinar (online)
Time: 7:00pm AEST
Cost: Free for MIP Members and Student Members | $20 APodA Members | $100 Non-Members
CPD Hours: 1.5 hour Category 1 Professional Development

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