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Training to be a Chiropodist/Podiatrist Only carried out as a degree at an accredited training school. It is still possible to complete the basic full-time study course in 3 years. Please contact the ‘Royal College of Podiatry’ for full details. Careers In Podiatry College of Podiaty - Contact Tel: 020 7234 8620 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Existing colleagues and Podiatry students please do email me
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Due to poor changes in the law you may find Chiropodists who are currently working quite legally who have only carried out a correspondence course of training. Ask yourself - would you let yourself be treated by a Dentist, Optician, or Doctor who claimed they learned their profession doing a postal course? Before July 2005 if a Practicioner was not a STATE REGISTERED CHIROPODIST he or she could not work in any N.H.S. Clinic or Hospital or work for them on the Community as a Chiropodist or Podiatrist - After 2005 all someone had to do was prove they had worked privately as a Chiropodist for two of the preceeding five years to be able to continue calling themselves a Chiropodist or Podistrist regardless of what if any training they had. Eventually the above position will not be an issue providing the new regulatory body: The Health Care Professions Council (HCPC) does their job properly. It may take another 55 years of course! |
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