Foot Hygienist

A foot hygienist is a professional who specializes in assessing and maintaining the health of feet. They have the expertise to identify and address various foot conditions such as inflammation, bruising, cuts, and blisters. In addition to providing treatments, foot hygienists also offer valuable advice on footwear and hosiery choices to promote optimal foot health. By regularly monitoring the condition of their clients' feet, foot hygienists can prevent potential issues from escalating and ensure early intervention to avoid infections or worsening pain. General Responsibilities: 1. Perform callous removal and corn removal procedures to alleviate discomfort and improve foot health. 2. Trim toenails for clients who are unable to do so themselves due to complications like nerve damage from conditions such as diabetes, dementia, or arthritis. 3. Educate clients and caregivers on proper foot care practices, including selecting well-fitting shoes and hosiery. 4. Identify potential foot issues and take appropriate action to prevent infections or worsening pain. 5. Provide ongoing support and guidance to clients in maintaining healthy feet. 6. Stay updated with the latest advancements in foot care techniques and products to offer the best possible care.