Jessie's Foot Care

07/24/2025

🚨 I'm Hiring! Join the Jessie’s Foot Care Team 🚨

Jessie’s Foot Care is looking to add a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Registered Nurse (RN) to our growing team!

📍 Based in Oromocto, NB and proudly serving surrounding areas
⏰ Flexible hours
🌙 No night shifts
💼 Foot care experience is an asset, but not required – training can be provided

If you’re a compassionate, detail-oriented nurse, great at taking initiative, good self and social awareness, who loves working independently and making a real difference in people’s lives, I'd love to hear from you!

📧 Send your resume and a short bio to: jessiesfootcare@gmail.com
📲 Or DM me here with any questions!

Let’s talk about how you can grow with here at Jessie's Foot Care!

07/23/2025

Already 50% booked for 25th , contact to claim :)

POP UP CLINIC APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE
2 DAYS ONLY - IN AUGUST
9:00am-5:00pm Monday August 25th & Thursday August 28th
To book: Message me on here, Text / Call me 506-608-2558, Email: jessiesfootcare@gmail.com
At 1285 Onondaga Street, Oromocto, NB (The regular spot)
Slots are already booking up 📆

07/23/2025

Hey 👋 hey 👋 Nail Techs, Estheticians, Nurses in Foot Care and Podiatrists!

Looking to expand your services and grow your business?

➡️Become certified in Onyfix — the revolutionary, non-invasive nail correction system for a wide range of nail dystrophies.

You have flexible options for training:
✅ Book a live Zoom class that works with your schedule
✅ Host an in-person training at your clinic
✅ Or explore other personalized learning options

This is real-time, real-person learning — not a pre-recorded robot. Get instant feedback, ask questions as they come up, and enjoy customized instruction that meets your individual learning style and professional goals. Bonus: You receive marketing material & you'll be registered on the established ONYFIX website as a provider & you get a 2nd certification in PodoExpert products. 🤩

🛍 Order your Onyfix kit and training directly through Beauty Plus Wholesale — a proudly Canadian-owned, women-led business.

Website: https://www.beautypluswholesale.com or link in my Insta bio 🙂

By becoming Onyfix certified, you’re not only:
• Supporting local Canadian 🇨🇦 business and women in the industry
• Offering non-surgical options to clients who can’t access or afford invasive procedures
• Advancing your professional skills
• But also creating new revenue streams by providing essential care

That’s what we call a feel-good investment in your future!

📩 Let’s connect — no pressure, no strings attached.
Email: jessiesfootcare@gmail.com
Call or Text: 506-608-2558

I’m happy to answer any questions and help you find the best training solution for your needs.

07/23/2025

POP UP CLINIC APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE
2 DAYS ONLY - IN AUGUST
9:00am-5:00pm Monday August 25th & Thursday August 28th
To book: Message me on here, Text / Call me 506-608-2558, Email: jessiesfootcare@gmail.com
At 1285 Onondaga Street, Oromocto, NB (The regular spot)
Slots are already booking up 📆

07/23/2025

Upgrades for the clinic! The clinic is getting a face lift before I see you all again in a few months.

Featuring my daughter testing it out for you lol

Can't wait to see you when I return from my maternity leave 🫶

My goal is to give you the highest quality foot care service, combining comfort & expertise.

07/01/2025

Happy Canada 🇨🇦 Day!

06/09/2025

Please join me in congratulating Marie Giselle Pitre Lively, who is your ✨NEWEST✨ Onyfix & PodoExpert Specialist!

She is a Certified Easthetician since 1987
Owner of Totally You Skin Care Center
Located in Grand Bay- Westfield, New Brunswick
Phone 📞 506-738-3537
Totally you skin care center

👉🏼Meaning she can now help you solve your:
🦶Dry skin issues
🦶Toe fungus, athletes foot, foot odour issues
🦶Fissures & Cracks
🦶In-grown toenails
🦶Pincer nails
🦶Involuted nails
🦶Detached, broken, split nails, and so much more!

Wowww what a skillful tool box to have! 🙌

Contact Totally You Skin Care Center to book with this lovely lady!

❤️If you're a nurse in foot care, podiatrist, nail tech or aesthetician looking to become certified, send me a message! Let's get you certified!

05/13/2025

It’s important for diabetics to avoid products with salicylic acid, especially on their feet, for a few key reasons:

1. Increased Risk of Skin Damage

Salicylic acid is a keratolytic, meaning it breaks down and softens thickened skin. While this can help with calluses or warts, it can also cause skin irritation, burns, or even ulcers if used improperly — particularly on areas with reduced circulation or sensation (which is common in diabetic feet).

2. Reduced Healing Ability

Diabetics often have slower wound healing. If salicylic acid causes even a small break or irritation in the skin, it can become a gateway for infection and may not heal properly, potentially leading to serious complications.

3. Neuropathy Risk

Many diabetics suffer from peripheral neuropathy, which means they may not feel pain or burning from a product that is damaging their skin. By the time they notice a problem, the skin may already be broken down.

4. Risk of Infection and Amputation

Open wounds, ulcers, or burns from harsh treatments like salicylic acid can become infected. In diabetics, these infections can escalate quickly and in severe cases may lead to amputation if not caught early.

05/13/2025

Education for Nurses in Foot Care, Podiatrists, Nail Techs, etc

Onyfix courses still being offered!

If you'd like to take your business to the next level & offer new solutions to your patients, let's connect!

05/13/2025

05/13/2025

Hey guys, I want to remind you the importance of having your blood glucose under control. Out of range BG can cause small vessel disease .... eyes ...the kidneys, cardio vascular system etc and the feet as they are furthest from the heart... if you want to make the most significant positive change in reducing your likelihood of an amputation or ulcer, it starts with your blood sugar. Continous Glucose Monitors are great for really honing in on accuracy and what effects spikes in glucose .... not only food but even stress cause effect your BG.... ❤️

Ensure you're having a minimum of 1 foot exam a year

Have a professional caring for your nails ... your eyesight may be impaired without you even knowing it

Be an active participant in your care ... as Dr. Mark Hinkes says ... take your socks and shoes off and ask for a foot exam at your Dr appts.

Stay away from acidic treatments like compound W, ingrown toenail remover etc

Did you know walking after meals can significantly reduce BG spikes?

Use urea based products for calluses , fissures, dry heels

Keep an eye on your feet, check them daily

Proper foot wear

I say again and again ... prevention is key.... 🔑

Much easier to take care of your feet now than it is to be hospitalized for an infection.

As Dr Hinkes says , diabetes creep up on you.

One day you're feeling fine ... although your sugar spikes are off the chart and the next you may lose complete circulation to the toe ... hence the importance of maintaining a healthy BG.

Just want you to stay informed guys ❤️

Have an awesome day , enjoy the sun ☀️
This video has more on this: https://youtu.be/gj2u0WxLiH0?si=FvwTVvidZQCYEPea

05/13/2025

Attention foot care professionals , diabetics and people with diabetic friends and family .... I recommend taking 30 minutes of your time to watch this extremely informative ulcer and amputation prevention video for diabetics .... key take aways.... CONTROLLING BLOOD SUGAR IS KEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you can have 19 foot care nurses and podiatrists looking at your feet every day but if your BG is not under control .... then youre still at significant risk for ulcer, amputation & even premature death....you should have a yearly foot exam & have your nails taken care of by a profesisonal .... did you know there is such a thing as autonomic neuropathy... check out the video for more details .... Highly recommend a continous glucose monitor .... PREVENTION IS THE ULTIMATE KEY! .... prevention is much easier than the care of an amputation and the negative effect and toll
It can take on your life.

Take care of your feet folks.... ❤️

here's the link

Foot health might be the most overlooked—but critical—piece of diabetes care. In this episode of The Expert Edge, Dr. Mark Hinkes, a podiatrist and national ...