Proud to be a Resonance Podiatrist – Anne Dallas
I’ve been a podiatrist for 22 years; now I love what I do. Every day I get to help people continue doing the things they love, in comfort. Foot and leg pain can really slow you down!
Proud to be a Resonance Podiatrist – Raewyn Phipps
Being a Resonance podiatrist keeps me connected to other like-minded podiatrists as we strive to provide gold standard care and treatment across the spectrum of podiatric needs.
Proud to be a Resonance Podiatrist – Ashleigh Steiner
The unwavering support, encouragement, and inspiration from the group is what gave me the confidence and skills to purchase my business and grow the third satellite clinic in Wellington.
Proud to be a Resonance Podiatrist – Chris Gates
I’ve been a Podiatrist for going on 40 years now and in that time have seen our profession go through many changes. One of the most positive changes has been the development of Resonance Podiatry as a supportive collegial network of like-minded individuals with a common interest of setting high standards for Podiatry outcomes using…
Proud to be a Resonance Podiatrist – Nadia Sorensen
To me, being a Resonance podiatrist is working in a small clique with a family feel.
Proud to be a Resonance Podiatrist – Caron Orelowitz
Over the years I have developed a special interest in children’s health and foot problems, sports injuries, and biomechanical issues.
Proud to be a Resonance Podiatrist – by Megan McPherson
From the outside looking in, we are a group of podiatrists that share similar qualities – we care for our patients, we work hard, and we are interested in current research and upskilling.
Proud to be a Resonance Podiatrist – Parisa Forouzandeh
The Resonance Group have been incredibly supportive of my growth, professional skills and I have received ongoing mentorship.
Proud to be a Resonance Podiatrist – Sophie Walls
After years of working as a solo podiatrist in remote and rural Australia, I was burnt out by the demands of small communities and from being professionally isolated. I knew there had to be a better way. It was a no-brainer when I re-entered private practice in New Zealand that I needed to safeguard myself…