The Foot and Ankle Surgical Residency Training Program is a 3-year (36-month) program. For more information.
1st year
Anesthesia - 1/2 month
Anesthesia Pain Mgmt. - 1/2 month
Behavioral Science - 1/2 month
Burn Trauma – 1 month
Emergency Medicine - 1 month
Foot & Ankle / Office – 6 1/2 months
Infectious Disease - 1/2 month
Internal Medicine - 1 month
Medical Imaging - 1/2 month
2nd year
Foot & Ankle / Office- 9 months
New Mexico- 1 month
Plastic Surgery- 1 month
Vascular Surgery- 1 month
3rd year
Foot & Ankle / Office- 12 months
The resident has numerous teaching opportunities. There is a large amount of peer-to-peer learning during the 36-month program. Senior residents are intimately involved in educating the junior residents. This fosters teamwork and camaraderie.
Residents are also involved in teaching the medical students and externs. There are always three to five externs visiting with us each month.
We also serve as a site for a core rotation for the Des Moines University, College of Podiatric Medicine and Western University
Additionally, residents from our organization's other programs rotate through our service, including family practice, emergency medicine, and general surgery.
The Program has a state-of-the-art cadaver lab to provide a facility where residents can enhance their knowledge regarding surgical anatomy and improve their surgical skills. The lab features:
Residents use the lab twice a month with attending surgeons and at various times with peers.
Tee Adeleke, DPM, Stephanie Campbell, DPM, Tony Chesser, DPM, Darrick Dominick, DPM, Jacob Jones, DPM and Kavin Lombardi, DPM
J. Joseph Anderson, DPM, American Foundation of Lower Extremity Surgery & Research, Alamogordo, New Mexico
Joshua Wilder, DPM
Craig A. Camasta, DPM, Pediatric and Adult Foot & Ankle Surgical Fellowship, Atlanta, Georgia
Jared Maker, DPM and Phil Richardson, DPM
James Cottom, DPM, Florida Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Center Fellowship, Bradenton, Florida
Adrianne Ross, DPM and Rachel Jung, DPM
Timothy Ford, DPM, Reconstructive Foot and Diabetic Limb Salvage/Preservation, Louisville, Kentucky
Matt Cikra, DPM
D. Jeffrey Haupt, DPM, Newport Advanced Foot & Ankle Surgery Fellowship Newport Beach, California
Kyle Peterson, DPM and Vincent Vacketta, DPM
Christopher Hyer, DPM, Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Center Fellowship, Worthington, Ohio
Peter Stasko, DPM and Sham Persaud, DPM
Mark Hofbauer, DPM, Mon Valley Fellowship, Monongahela, Pennsylvania
Lisa Grant-McDonald, DPM
Byron Hutchinson, DPM, CHI Franciscan Health Advanced Foot & Ankle Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship – St. Francis Hospital, Federal Way, Washington
P. John Carolin, DPM
Paul J. Klutts, DPM, Kentucky/Indiana Foot & Ankle Specialists Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery Fellowship – Bardstown, Kentucky
Matthew Hentges, DPM
Bradley Lamm, DPM, Foot and Ankle Deformity Correction Fellowship, Baltimore, Maryland
Kyle Moore, DPM and Travis Johnson, DPM
Bradley Lamm, DPM, Foot & Ankle Deformity Correction Fellowship, West Palm Beach, Florida
John Marshall, DPM
Jason R. Miller, DPM, Pennsylvania Intensive Lower-Extremity Fellowship, Malvern, Pennsylvania
Scott Schleunes, DPM
Jason Nowak, DPM, Northern California Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Fellowship, Redding, California
Elizabeth Parry, DPM and Kimberly Lockridge, DPM
Sandra Raynor, DPM, Foot and Ankle Institute Fellowship, Indianapolis, Indiana
Geoffrey Cady, DPM
Brian Neerings, DPM, Southeast Permanente Foot & Ankle Trauma & Reconstructive Su
