Foundation for Podiatric Medicine
The Foundation for Podiatric Medicine, a nonprofit 501c(3) organization, was established in 1986. Its mission is to offer continuing medical education, professional development and public information services.
Foundation Board
Officers
President - Dr. William Spielfogel
Vice President - Dr. Charles Lombardi
Secretary/Treasurer - Dr. Daniel Keating
Chief Administrative Officer - Dr. Lawrence Santi
Directors
Dr. Nicholas Argerakis
Dr. Roy DeFrancis
Dr. James Hanna
Dr. Emilio Goez
Ex Officio
Matthew Feldman
Dan Kline
Clinical Conference
In keeping with its mission, the Foundation for Podiatric Medicine honors the tradition of advancing the profession through education. Its premier educational event, the Clinical Conference, gathers the best and brightest faculty to present the vital educational and clinical information that is so important to podiatrists. The Clinical Conference ensures both quality patient care and the continuing growth of the profession. Learning formats include hands-on wet lab workshops, lectures and interactive panel discussions. The Clinical Conference is scheduled annually in January. It will include presentations on the profession's latest technologies, surgical techniques, vendor information and more.
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Scientific Committee
Dr. William Spielfogel, Scientific Chair
Dr. Charles Lombardi, Lecture Chair
Dr. Daniel Keating, Workshop Chair
The Foundation depends upon corporate and private grants, as well as income generated at the annual New York Podiatric Clinical Conference. The Foundation works closely with the New York College of Podiatric Medicine regarding educational requirements for students who will graduate into an ever-changing health care environment. The Foundation produces an annual series of practice enhancement seminars that is open to students, residents, and new podiatrists. It also bestows eleven $1,000 scholarships to NYCPM students annually.
Private contributions to the Foundation or outlines and ideas for specific research projects may be mailed to:
Foundation for Podiatric Medicine
555 Eighth Avenue, Suite 1902
New York, NY 10018
For more information about the Foundation, please contact:
Allison Hogan
ahogan@nyspma.org
(212) 996-4400