A change of pace with an "APMA Takeover" of Dean's Chat - APMA's Dr. John Garnett interviews Jeffrey Jensen, DPM and Johanna Richey, DPM. 📌 Episode Overview In this special APMA Takeover episode of Dean's Chat, we sit down with Dr. Jeffrey Jensen and Dr. Johanna Richey for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, advocacy, education, and the evolving identity of the podiatric profession. This episode is sponsorted by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA)! This episode pulls back the curtain on how APMA, academic leadership, and frontline clinicians are working together to strengthen podiatric medicine—at a time when visibility, unity, and strategic messaging matter more than ever. 🧠 Key Topics Covered 1) Why APMA matters now more than ever How organized medicine and unified messaging shape the future of podiatry. 2) The role of leadership in uncertain times What deans, association leaders, and clinicians must do to protect and advance the profession. 3) Education as advocacy How podiatric medical education intersects with public perception, policy, and student recruitment. 4) Telling the podiatry story better Why podiatric medicine struggles with visibility—and how that can change. 5) Students, residents, and the pipeline problem Honest discussion about enrollment, engagement, and the responsibility of leadership. 6) APMA's evolving role From legislative advocacy to student outreach and national branding. 🔑 Notable Takeaways • Leadership in podiatry is no longer optional—it's required at every level. • The profession must control its narrative or risk being defined by others. • Collaboration between APMA, colleges, and clinicians is the only sustainable path • Students are watching—and leadership behavior sets the tone for the future. 👣 Why This Episode Matters This conversation isn't just about policy or administration—it's about identity. Where podiatric medicine has been, where it is now, and where it's headed. Whether you're a student, resident, practicing DPM, or academic leader, this episode challenges you to think bigger about your role in shaping the profession. Enjoy this Part 1 Episode!
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A change of pace with an "APMA Takeover" of Dean's Chat - APMA's Dr. John Garnett interviews Jeffrey Jensen, DPM and Johanna Richey, DPM. 📌 Episode Overview In this special APMA Takeover episode of Dean's Chat, we sit down with Dr. Jeffrey Jensen and Dr. Johanna Richey for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, advocacy, education, and the evolving identity of the podiatric profession. This episode is sponsorted by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA)! This episode pulls back the curtain on how APMA, academic leadership, and frontline clinicians are working together to strengthen podiatric medicine—at a time when visibility, unity, and strategic messaging matter more than ever. 🧠 Key Topics Covered 1) Why APMA matters now more than ever How organized medicine and unified messaging shape the future of podiatry. 2) The role of leadership in uncertain times What deans, association leaders, and clinicians must do to protect and advance the profession. 3) Education as advocacy How podiatric medical education intersects with public perception, policy, and student recruitment. 4) Telling the podiatry story better Why podiatric medicine struggles with visibility—and how that can change. 5) Students, residents, and the pipeline problem Honest discussion about enrollment, engagement, and the responsibility of leadership. 6) APMA's evolving role From legislative advocacy to student outreach and national branding. 🔑 Notable Takeaways • Leadership in podiatry is no longer optional—it's required at every level. • The profession must control its narrative or risk being defined by others. • Collaboration between APMA, colleges, and clinicians is the only sustainable path • Students are watching—and leadership behavior sets the tone for the future. 👣 Why This Episode Matters This conversation isn't just about policy or administration—it's about identity. Where podiatric medicine has been, where it is now, and where it's headed. Whether you're a student, resident, practicing DPM, or academic leader, this episode challenges you to think bigger about your role in shaping the profession. Enjoy this Part 1 Episode!
Ep. 284 - Nicholas Igbinigie, DPM - HCA Houston Healthcare, 3rd Year Resident!
Dean's Chat - All Things Podiatric Medicine
44 minutes
2 weeks ago
Ep. 284 - Nicholas Igbinigie, DPM - HCA Houston Healthcare, 3rd Year Resident!
Dean's Chat hosts, Drs. Jeffrey Jensen and Johanna Richey, welcome Dr. Nicholas Igbinigie to the podcast! This podcast is sponsored by the American Association of Podiatric Medicine (APMA)! Dr. Nicholas Igbinigieis is dedicated to advancing foot and ankle care through clinical excellence, patient education, and professional engagement. As a featured guest on Dean's Chat, Dr. Igbinigie shares insight into the evolving landscape of podiatric medicine residency education, his future fellowship aspirations with Dr. Calvin Rushing, and the real-world impact of high-quality foot and ankle care. Dr. Igbinigie earned his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) degree from Barry University School of [Podiatric Medicine and is a current 3rd year resident at HCA Houston Healthcare, where he is developing a strong foundation in both conservative and surgical management of foot and ankle disorders. His professional interests include: • Foot & ankle pathology and reconstructive surgery • Sports injuries and biomechanics • Diabetic limb preservation and wound care • Practice development and patient-centered care Beyond clinical practice, Dr. Igbinigie maintains an active social media presence, where he shares educational content, clinical insights, professional milestones, and advocacy for the podiatric profession. His digital platforms serve as a space for patient education, mentorship, and engagement with students and colleagues across healthcare. Dr. Igbinigie is known for his thoughtful, evidence-based approach and passion for restoring mobility, function, and quality of life. Through platforms like Dean's Chat and his growing online presence, he remains actively engaged in shaping the future of podiatric medicine through education, mentorship, and collaboration. Enjoy!
Dean's Chat - All Things Podiatric Medicine
A change of pace with an "APMA Takeover" of Dean's Chat - APMA's Dr. John Garnett interviews Jeffrey Jensen, DPM and Johanna Richey, DPM. 📌 Episode Overview In this special APMA Takeover episode of Dean's Chat, we sit down with Dr. Jeffrey Jensen and Dr. Johanna Richey for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, advocacy, education, and the evolving identity of the podiatric profession. This episode is sponsorted by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA)! This episode pulls back the curtain on how APMA, academic leadership, and frontline clinicians are working together to strengthen podiatric medicine—at a time when visibility, unity, and strategic messaging matter more than ever. 🧠 Key Topics Covered 1) Why APMA matters now more than ever How organized medicine and unified messaging shape the future of podiatry. 2) The role of leadership in uncertain times What deans, association leaders, and clinicians must do to protect and advance the profession. 3) Education as advocacy How podiatric medical education intersects with public perception, policy, and student recruitment. 4) Telling the podiatry story better Why podiatric medicine struggles with visibility—and how that can change. 5) Students, residents, and the pipeline problem Honest discussion about enrollment, engagement, and the responsibility of leadership. 6) APMA's evolving role From legislative advocacy to student outreach and national branding. 🔑 Notable Takeaways • Leadership in podiatry is no longer optional—it's required at every level. • The profession must control its narrative or risk being defined by others. • Collaboration between APMA, colleges, and clinicians is the only sustainable path • Students are watching—and leadership behavior sets the tone for the future. 👣 Why This Episode Matters This conversation isn't just about policy or administration—it's about identity. Where podiatric medicine has been, where it is now, and where it's headed. Whether you're a student, resident, practicing DPM, or academic leader, this episode challenges you to think bigger about your role in shaping the profession. Enjoy this Part 1 Episode!
