Sufferers of ingrown toenails can help train future regional-based podiatrists at Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) Allied Health Clinic in Albury in coming weeks. The final year students, supervised by podiatric surgeon Caroline Robinson from the UK, offer a range of treatments for the painful problem, from conservative care with cutting and footwear advice to low impact surgery carried out under local anaesthetic in the clinic. The experience provided to the students is a vital part of their training for their four year course, the only podiatry degree offered outside an Australian metropolitan area. For details and to book an appointment, contact the CSU Allied Health Clinic on telephone (02) 6051 6922.