DPM: Doctor of Podiatric Medicine – Scope & Training
DPM = Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. Licensed physician specializing in foot, ankle, and lower extremity disorders.
Training
- 4-year podiatric medical school
- 3-year surgical residency (PSR-24/36)
- Board certification (ABFAS, ABPM)
Scope
- Biomechanics, orthotics
- Forefoot/rearfoot reconstructive surgery
- Diabetic limb salvage
- Sports injuries, trauma
- Prescriptive authority, hospital privileges
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