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General & Sports Podiatry providing Orthotic Friendly Footwear.

From our humble roots in the small town of Naracoorte in 2001, myPod Podiatry has grown steadily to service 8 locations in Adelaide and South Australia and 3 clinics in the Geelong/Bellarine area. Our Podiatrists are all highly trained and qualified professionals with years of experience in the diagnosis and treatment of foot conditions. We aim to keep every one of our clients living a fit and healthy lifestyle and believe firmly in a holistic treatment style, using a mix of traditional methods and practices with the latest in medical techniques from home and overseas. All our Podiatrists pursue ongoing education to learn the latest techniques within the industry, with the sole aim of delivering a better service and outcomes for our clients.

03/11/2026

✨ Rediscover Why You Love Clinical Work with myPod Podiatry ✨

👩🏼‍⚕️ Senior Podiatrist role available - Adelaide (Full-Time or Part-Time) 👣

💌 All enquires and applications to be sent to [email protected]

🌅 Want to work somewhere where work-life balance is actually a reality?

✨ myPod Podiatry is a progressive, collaborative, evidence-based clinic servicing Adelaide - and we’re looking for a confident, experienced podiatrist who’s ready to do meaningful clinical work without the pressures of KPIs.

✨ What you’ll get: - Real work-life balance; days & locations negotiable to suit desired applicant.
- Above award rates, with industry-leading employee benefits program. - Flexibility around your ideal hours and clinical streams. - Mentoring and career development opportunities. - High-trust team who values autonomy, not micromanagement. - A say in how the clinic evolves, we actually want your ideas. - Regular team development days, in-house CPD, paid admin time, great patients.

✨ Who we’re looking for: - Experience in private podiatry practice. - Someone who enjoys working with others, collaborating, and just doing good work. - Confident across core podiatry (or keen to hone an area like MSK or paediatrics). - Strong, empathetic communicator with a person-first approach.

17/10/2026

🦶Last fact for Podiatry Week 2026, and it is the one that matters most. The Australian Podiatry Association’s Foot Health Survey found that more than half of Australians surveyed had experienced ongoing foot or lower limb pain that affected their daily life: walking, exercise, work, keeping up with the kids. Most of them had just learned to live with it.

🦶You do not have to. Podiatrists are university-trained, registered health professionals with a far broader scope than nails and corns. We assess how you walk and run, treat sports injuries, request X-rays and ultrasound, prescribe and fit orthotics, manage complex wounds, and some of us prescribe medicines or are trained in foot and ankle surgery.

🦶If something in your feet or legs has been niggling for longer than it should, that is your sign. Your feet do more than you think. So do Podiatrists. Thanks for following along with myPod Podiatry Foot Facts.

🦶Book online at myPodPodiatry.com.au (link in bio)

Australian Podiatry Association

16/10/2026

🦶Behind many of Australia’s elite sporting teams there is a Podiatrist working on feet, ankles, knees and footwear. Podiatrists can gain accreditation as Sports Podiatrists, and many work within professional clubs, national programs and sports institutes, helping athletes recover from lower limb injuries and fine-tuning how they move so they can perform at their best.

🦶A Podiatry degree is also a launch pad: with further study, Podiatrists can become Podiatric Surgeons, who perform foot and ankle surgery, or specialise in children’s feet.

🦶You do not have to be an athlete to get the same thinking applied to your own feet. The same assessment that keeps a footballer on the park keeps a weekend runner or a tradie on their feet too.

🦶Book online at myPodPodiatry.com.au (link in bio)

Australian Podiatry Association

15/10/2026

🦶Here is a Podiatry fact that surprises most people: we learn computer-aided design (CAD) at university. Podiatrists are among the very few health professionals who use 3D scanning and 3D printing directly in day-to-day practice. A foot gets scanned in the clinic, the Podiatrist designs the orthotic on screen, and it is printed to fit that one foot.

🦶The same thinking is pushing into pressure sensor technology for the lower limb: Podiatrists already use sensor insoles to manage complex offloading for people with wounds and high-risk feet, and that technology may one day be built straight into everyday footwear. Feet are old. The tools are very new.

🦶Book online at myPodPodiatry.com.au (link in bio)

Australian Podiatry Association

15/10/2026

🦶Look at a newborn’s foot on an X-ray and you will see mostly empty space. Only a handful of the 26 bones have started to form; the rest is soft cartilage that gradually hardens over childhood and does not finish until the mid to late teens.

🦶This is why Podiatrists look after children’s feet differently to adults’. Flat feet in a toddler are normal. A child who trips a lot, walks on their toes, complains of foot or heel pain, or wears shoes down unevenly is worth a look. Podiatrists can do further study to become Accredited Paediatric Podiatrists. If you love the idea of helping children, then you might love being a Podiatrist.

🦶Growing feet are soft, and soft things are easy to steer in the right direction early.

🦶Book online at myPodPodiatry.com.au (link in bio)

Australian Podiatry Association

14/10/2026

🦶Falls are the leading cause of injury in Australians over 65, and feet are a big part of the story. Foot pain, weak foot and ankle muscles, numb soles and the wrong shoes all make a trip more likely.

🦶In a randomised trial of 305 older Australians with foot pain, a Podiatry program made up of footwear advice, customised orthotics, a home foot and ankle exercise routine and regular Podiatry care reduced the rate of falls by 36 per cent over 12 months. That is a bigger effect than many people expect from “just” looking after feet.

🦶If you, your mum or your dad have had a stumble, a near miss, or have started walking more carefully, a foot and footwear check is one of the simplest things you can do about it.

🦶Book online at myPodPodiatry.com.au (link in bio)

Australian Podiatry Association

14/10/2026

🦶Feet change as you do, and so do the problems we see in the clinic. Kids get heel pain at their growth plates. Teenagers come in with ingrown nails and sprained ankles. People in their 30s and 40s can get Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles pain. Later on it’s potentially arthritis, bunions and nerve pain, and from 65 onwards nails, skin, balance and circulation become the focus.

🦶Podiatrists are trained across every one of those life stages, from a toddler’s first steps to keeping an 85-year-old steady on their feet. Whatever your age, if something has changed in your feet, it is worth a look.

🦶Book online at myPodPodiatry.com.au (link in bio)

Australian Podiatry Association

14/10/2026

🦶Here is why feet matter so much to the rest of your body. Walking sends about one and a half times your body weight through each foot. Running sends up to three times. An 80 kg runner is landing roughly 240 kg on one foot, over and over, for the whole run.

🦶Managing those forces is the science of biomechanics, and Podiatrists study it at university with a deep focus on everything from the knee down: how the foot lands, how it absorbs the load, and how that travels up to the ankle, knee and hip. When something in that chain is not working, feet, shins, knees and even backs can start to complain. That is where we come in.

🦶Book online at myPodPodiatry.com.au (link in bio)

Australian Podiatry Association

13/10/2026

🦶Most of us never think about how far our feet take us. Add up an ordinary day of steps, every day, for a lifetime, and it comes to well over 100,000 km. The Earth is about 40,000 km around, so that is more than two laps of the planet on the same two feet.

🦶Your feet are built for that distance, but like anything that does that much work they need looking after. If walking has started to hurt, that is your feet asking for attention, not something you have to put up with.

🦶To see a myPod Podiatrist for advice book online at myPodPodiatry.com.au (link in bio)

Australian Podiatry Association

13/10/2026

🦶Your feet do more than you think 🤔

🦶For a start, they hold about a quarter of your skeleton. Each foot is built from 26 bones, 33 joints and over 100 muscles, tendons and ligaments, all packed into something that fits in a shoe.

🦶That is a lot of moving parts to keep working together every step of the day, and it is exactly what Podiatrists spend four years at university learning inside and out.

🦶Welcome to myPod Podiatry Foot Facts for Podiatry Week 2026. One fact per post, all week.

Book online at myPodPodiatry.com.au (link in bio).

Australian Podiatry Association

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C*D, Marion, Erindale, Norwood, Flagstaff Hill, Seaford, Hallett Cove, Victor Harbor
Adelaide, SA

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+61429108199

Website

http://www.myPodPodiatry.com.au/

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