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293 - Mark Caldwell from FEETOLOGY Podiatry Centre

Podiatry Legends Podcast

Release Date: 09/20/2023

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Mark Caldwell is the owner of Feetology Podiatry Centre in Victoria Point, Brisbane, and over the past twenty-plus years, he has honed his skills as a podiatrist, business owner and mentor.

Mark's first job had no mentoring, which is why he places so much emphasis on this aspect of his business and encourages other business owners to do the same. If we want younger podiatrists to stay in the profession, we all must try to mentor them properly.  

In this episode, we discuss:

  • How your interest in podiatry changes as you gain experience and see more varied patients.
  • The importance of choosing the right employer, especially when you first graduate. 
  • Why he wanted to work for himself and control his destiny. 
  • Purchasing an existing podiatry business and building it from a two-day-a-week practice to employing multiple podiatrists.
  • Focusing his time and energy on building Feetology and not taking a second job to supplement his income in the early days.  
  • How Mark and his wife Ariella decided on the name Feetology. 
  • Growing as an employer takes time. 
  • His Unofficial Pracsuite Users Group on Facebook (currently 160 members).

Final Tip

Keep challenging yourself as you go through your career, and keep looking for new things to do and to learn. It will keep you fresh and excited about our profession.

If you would like to connect with Mark Caldwell, you can email him at [email protected], and if you have any questions about this episode, please email me at [email protected] 

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