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Name: Brandon Wallace
School: Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
Hometown: Los Angeles suburbs
Undergraduate school and degree(s): California State University, Northridge, BS in biology
Why did you choose podiatry?
My favorite aspect of podiatry is the autonomy and flexibility that the career offers. Thus far, I enjoy the balance of my participation in clinical and [surgical] settings. I am able to learn a range of skills from the intricacies that each setting has to offer.
Where do you see yourself in the future?
Post-residency, I envision myself in a multispecialty group setting so I can treat patients in my field and also be able to refer them to different medical specialties. I believe this setting will result in better outcomes for the overall health of the patient.
What advice would you give to a college student considering a career in podiatry?
Invest the time in shadowing. Researching the career online and reading about experiences will offer some insight, but shadowing a podiatrist will provide you with the best understanding of what this profession entails.
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