Charles Sturt University’s School of Community Health at the Albury-Wodonga campus on the border of NSW and Victoria, offers courses in the areas of Leisure and Health, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Podiatry and Speech Pathology. 

 

The School operates an Allied Health Clinic, offering Podiatry services, which is open to the public and run by students from the School of Community Health.

 

The four year Podiatry degree at CSU educates students to diagnose, treat, rehabilitate, and prevent medical and surgical conditions of the feet and lower leg. Students study physiology, anatomy, pharmacology and medicine. Details of the program can be found at

 

The Purpose of the Clinic is:-

 

·         To improve access to podiatric services and treatment for clients with lower limb problems or concerns.

·         To increase awareness and education of foot health issues.

·         To increase awareness of the podiatry profession.

·         To provide a high quality educational experience for student podiatrists who will be the practitioners of the future.

 

 

This service is available to all CSU alumni and full details about the Clinic and the services offered are in the brochure below.