Stuart is a Specialist Podiatrist with extensive experience in treating a wide range of patients with lower limb and foot pain. Including child development, sports and exercise injuries and alignment issues.
He has an interest in lower limb function and biomechanics with an emphasis on gait analysis.
| Speciality | Podiatrist |
| Degrees | BSc (Hons) Podiatry |
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| Clinic | Portobello Clinic |
| Gender | Male |
Completed undergraduate Podiatry degree from the University of Plymouth
Initially commencing working in Harrow and Hillingdon NHS Trust, then moved to Charing Cross Hospital in 2001 and finally left in 2024.
Stuart is passionate about running and cycling and has completed multiple events incorporating these.
It has not been without injury though, with a recurrence Achilles injury and currently nursing a plantar fascial tear. Hopefully, not for long, his rehab is progressing well.
Stuart’s friendly approach, alongside his vast knowledge and experience in podiatry, make him the ideal choice for anyone seeking care for their lower limbs or foot pain.
Stuart maintains the highest standards of professionalism and is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), the regulatory body that all practicing UK Podiatrists must be registered with by law. Additionally, he is proud to be a member of the College of Podiatry.
Stuart ensures that his patients receive the best care possible, and his credentials and experience back that up.
Stuart is an avid lover of both running and cycling, having accomplished several events that combine the two athletic pursuits. However, he hasn’t been without his fair share of setbacks on this journey, as he has struggled with a recurring Achilles injury and is currently managing a plantar fascial tear. Despite these challenges, Stuart remains optimistic as his rehabilitation is progressing well and he hopes to be back in top form soon.
Stuart holds a BSC (Hons) in Podiatry from the University of Plymouth, which he earned in 1999. Upon graduation, he began his career with the NHS in London, where his work encompassed an extensive caseload. This included the delicate task of treating high-risk patients, such as those with diabetes, arthritis, or immunocompromised conditions, as well as individuals with complex musculoskeletal pathology.
This included treating the high-risk population such as those with diabetes, arthritis and immuno-compromised patients and those with musculoskeletal pathology.
Stuart combines his clinical work with Private Practice since 2006, and receives referrals and patients from many sources including local GP’s and Orthopaedic and Podiatric Surgeons.
He is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council which (HCPC) is a regulatory body, which by law all Practising UK Podiatrists must be registered with.
He is also a member of College of Podiatry.
