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January is always a time for new beginnings and making improvements. One way you can take your podiatric practice to the next level is by becoming a member of the Institute for Podiatric Excellence and Development (IPED).
If the New Year finds you in need of a new employee for your team, we at the Institute of Podiatric Excellence (IPED) would like to help you find the best fit for your office.
At the Institute for Podiatric Excellence and Development (IPED) we are committed to helping practitioners at all stages of their careers from brand new podiatrists to seasoned veterans improve their practices.
At the Institute of Podiatric Excellence and Development (IPED) we know there are many ways to successfully market your practice.
At the Institute of Podiatric Excellence and Development (IPED) we know that it stings not to get matched to a residency program after years of schooling.
As the end of the year draws to a close, we at the Institute of Podiatric Excellence and Development (IPED), think it’s a good time to evaluate how your practice is doing.
If you’re a student working your way through podiatric medical school and residency, you may wonder how you would benefit from membership in a podiatric professional organization if you’re not yet a podiatrist.
November is American Diabetes Month and at the Institute of Podiatric Excellence and Development (IPED) we are encouraging our members to evaluate what they are currently offering patients with diabetes and consider ways to attract new patients with this disease.
It’s the time of year for counting your blessings, and as members of the Institute of Podiatric Excellence and Development (IPED) get ready to celebrate Thanksgiving, we want to highlight one thing all podiatrists should be thankful for—their staff.
Whether you’re a brand-new practitioner just starting out or one with years of experience in the field of podiatry, it’s a good idea to assess your practice on an annual basis to see how you’re doing.
As third and fourth-year students there is a lot required of you. At the Institute of Podiatric Excellence and Development (IPED), students are an important part of our group.
At the Institute for Podiatric Excellence and Development (IPED) we know that hiring a new member of your staff can be one of the most onerous and yet most important tasks.
At the Institute of Podiatric Excellence and Development (IPED), one of our primary strengths is our diverse membership.
