Unlike many of the students who rotate through our office, Student Doctor McCorvey-Bogin had already spent many hours prior to medical school volunteering at a podiatrist office; consequently she was well prepared for her clerkship at FDFAC.

Student Doctor McCorvey-Bogin’s medical school accomplishments include:

• CPMA Student Representative 2003-2006
• Editor in Chief – National Foot & Ankle Review 2005-2006
• Secretary – SNPMA 2004-2005
• AAWP Student Representative 2004-2005
• Vice President, Class 2007

Student Doctor McCorvey-Bogin interests currently include wound care and biomechanics. Her most memorable case was a diabetic in renal failure, who was undergoing dialysis in addition to bilateral, non-healing heel ulcers. In spite of recommendations by vascular surgery for amputation, the patients’ ulcers healed in approximately 6 months with weekly debridement and care.

Student Doctor McCorvey-Bogin is a delightful, thoughtful student whom patients continue to inquire about. We know she will be successful wherever she goes and we wish her all the best in her podiatric career. - Dr. Sanders

Surprised by how much “training” is actually required to become a podiatric physician, student doctor Dahlenburg nonetheless fit right into the fast pace FDFAC’s clinical clerkship provided.

Student Doctor Dahlenburg’s medical school accomplishments include:

• AGK President: 2004-2005
• AGK Treasurer: 2003-2004
• CPMSA Vice President: 2005-2006

Interested in wound care, Student Doctor Dahlenburg’s most interesting podiatric experience thus far has been a 3rd digit amputation on a diabetic patient.

An avid outdoorsman, Student Doctor Dahlenburg plans on returning to the Northwest to practice.

Everyone at FDFAC enjoyed Student Doctor Dahlenburg and his willingness to go the extra mile. In addition We know he will be a success and appreciate the effort he put forth while he was here. - Dr. Sanders

Raised in the wide open spaces of Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah, Student Doctor Marshall looks forward to the time when he can return to the Continental Divide area to establish his podiatric medical practice

An avid rock-climber and outdoor enthusiast, Student Doctor Marshall was especially impressed with the Sports Medicine training he received at FDFAC. He reports his most interesting clinical experience as biomechanical where he evaluated and treated a severely subluxed cuboid, rocker-foot secondary to rheumatoid arthritis.

We wish Student Doctor Marshall all the best in his future podiatric medical career. - Dr. Sanders

Student Doctor Hart underwent bilateral flatfoot reconstructive surgery at the tender age of 12 and has been interested in podiatric medicine ever since. An orthotic wearer since that time, Student Doctor Hart brought a refreshing “first hand” biomechanical knowledge and approach to patient care.

His medical school accomplishments include:

• 2004-2005 Yearbook Editor
• 2003-2004 Class President

Student Doctor Hart is active in the Sports Medicine and Diabetic Clubs. He is an avid snowboarder and enjoys home video production in his spare time.

His most interesting podiatric medical experience thus far has been assisting in a gangrenous 2nd digit amputation.

Patients and staff alike enjoyed Student Doctor Hart’s professionalism and in-depth knowledge of Podiatric Medicine. We know Student Doctor Hart will make major contributions to the community in which he chooses to practice. - Dr. Sanders

Fluent in Spanish and English, Student Doctor Araguas, plans to return to Imperial County, CA and serve the community upon completion of her Podiatric Medicine Degree and residency.

Student Doctor Araguas medical school accomplishments include:

• Class President: 2004-2005
• Class Secretary: 2003-2004

She is active in the ACFEST student chapter and CPMA student chapters.

Highpoints of her Podiatric Medical School thus far include, “patients, biomechanics and pediatrics”. She reports her most interesting clinical experience as surgical, where she witnessed a complete reconstruction of bilateral pediatric clubfoot.

Throughout her clerkship rotation at Financial District Foot & Ankle Center, Student Doctor Araguas impressed clinicians, staff and most importantly patients with her strong desire to learn, thoughtfulness, leadership skills and clinical competency.

We have no doubt Student Doctor Araguas will be making significant contributions to the profession at large as well as her community. She certainly did here. - Dr. Sanders