Walk This Way Podiatry Ltd

05/02/2025

WE’RE HIRING – JOIN OUR AMAZING PODIATRY TEAM!
Are you a passionate podiatrist looking for a supportive, forward-thinking team? We’re growing and would love to welcome someone who is:
✅ A team player who lifts others up – We rise together
✅ Dedicated to personal and professional growth
✅ Committed to delivering outstanding patient care
If that sounds like you, keep reading!
Who We Are
We’re a high-end, patient-focused podiatry practice with a strong team culture and a passion for delivering the best foot care possible. We believe in learning, evolving, and supporting each other every step of the way. With state-of-the-art treatments like Shockwave Therapy, Lunula Laser, SWIFT, Biomechanics, and more, we stay ahead of the game while keeping our work fun and fulfilling.
What’s In It for You?
💼 Flexible Work Options – Permanent full-time and part-time roles (4- or 5-day schedules)
📍 Locations – Amersham, Buckinghamshire & Callen Olive Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire (split location)
🏖️ Generous Leave – 33 days of annual leave (pro rata) + never work your birthday!
🏥 Private Health Insurance – Because your well-being matters
💪 Gym Membership – Stay active and healthy on us
😷 Sick Pay & Paid Lunch Breaks – Because we value balance
📆 Admin Time & Team Meetings – 1 hour of paid admin time daily & supportive weekly meetings
📚 Career Growth – Monthly mentoring, CPD opportunities, and hands-on training
🤝 Incredible Team Culture – Regular team away days, wellbeing activities & zero ego zone
💰 Competitive Salary & Perks – £30k-£55k PA + 35% team profit share PCM
What We’re Looking For
✔️ A positive, open-minded attitude and willingness to learn
✔️ A team player who genuinely cares about colleagues and patients
✔️ Someone who thrives in a professional yet relaxed environment
✔️ A podiatrist who embraces innovation and growth
If you want to be part of a workplace where you feel valued, supported, and inspired, we’d love to hear from you!

📩 Apply now! Send your CV & cover letter to hello@walkthiswaypodiatry.co.uk
Better yet, come visit us and see what makes our team so special!
We can’t wait to meet you! 🚀👣✨
Deadline closes 21st February. Interviews as soon as we get your application.

25/10/2024

Who else has that Friday feeling!? Happy Friday!!
We are proud to say that we have been able to help so many clients this week by seeking solutions for foot pain, ingrowing toenails, verrucas and much more! If your feet need some attention and love, give us a call or email - we are here to help!
01494 629599 / hello@walkthiswaypodiatry.co.uk

15/10/2024

Tips for Managing Your Feet During Menopause
1. Moisturise Daily to Combat Dry Skin - Hormonal changes during menopause can lead to dry, flaky skin, especially on the heels.
2. Wear Supportive Footwear - As your feet lose their natural fat padding, you may notice increased sensitivity and pain when walking or standing. Choose shoes with good arch support, cushioning, and a wide toe box to reduce pressure and discomfort.
3. Stretch & Exercise Regularly - Gentle stretching exercises can improve flexibility and alleviate stiffness in your feet. Try exercises like toe curls, heel raises, and calf stretches.
Consider low-impact activities like walking, yoga, Pilates, or swimming
4. Maintain a Healthy Weight - Menopause can cause weight fluctuations, putting extra stress on your feet and joints. Maintaining a healthy weight can reduce the risk of foot conditions such as plantar fasciitis and osteoarthritis.
5. Stay Hydrated - Drinking plenty of water helps keep your skin hydrated and can alleviate symptoms of dryness and cracking.
6. Support Bone Health - Menopause can increase the risk of osteoporosis, weakening bones and increasing the risk of stress fractures in your feet.
7. Consider Orthotics - Custom orthotics can provide additional support and cushioning, making your feet feel more comfortable throughout the day. They can also help with conditions like flat feet, plantar fasciitis, or arthritis.
8. Keep an Eye on Nail Health
Hormonal changes can make your nails more prone to fungal infections or brittleness.

If you’re experiencing persistent pain, changes in foot shape, or difficulty walking, it’s essential to consult a podiatrist. We can provide targeted treatments and help you navigate the changes that come with menopause.

Give us a call today if you are suffering with your feet 01494 629599

10/10/2024

How Does Menopause Affect Your Feet?
Menopause Awareness Month

Menopause is a major milestone in a woman’s life, but did you know it can have a surprising impact on your feet? Here are a few ways menopause might be affecting those hard-working toes and what you can do about it!
🔥 Dry, Cracked Heels: Falling estrogen levels can cause the skin on your feet to become drier and more prone to cracking.
⚡️ Joint Pain: Hormonal changes can lead to reduced bone density, causing aches and stiffness in the small joints of your feet.
🦴 Loss of Fat Padding: You may notice your feet feel more sensitive when walking due to the loss of natural fat cushioning.
💡 Tips for Healthy Feet During Menopause:
Moisturise daily to keep skin soft and supple.
Choose supportive, cushioned footwear.
Stay active with low-impact exercises like swimming, walking or yoga.

Consult a podiatrist if you experience persistent foot pain or discomfort.

📅 Need help managing foot changes during menopause? Book an appointment with us and let’s get your feet back in shape!

https://walk-this-way-pod.cliniko.com/bookings

08/10/2024

Struggling with Fungal Nails? We Can Help!

Do your toenails look discoloured, thickened, or have a crumbly texture? You might be dealing with a fungal nail infection This condition is more common than you think and can be challenging to get rid of if not treated properly.
But don’t worry! At Walk This Way Podiatry, we offer Lunula Laser treatment – a pain-free, non-invasive solution to banish that pesky fungus for good!
What is Lunula Laser? It’s a cutting-edge, cold laser treatment that targets the infection in both toenails and fingernails with an impressive 86% success rate, it's the smart way to get your nails back to looking healthy and strong!
Ready to take the first step towards clear nails? Give us a call or book your consultation with us today!

01494 629599

18/09/2024

Welcoming the delightful Nova to the Walk This Way Team. We are so excited to share the news that we have a new addition to our work family! Nova has already made a positive impact on her clients and team through her care and empathy. She loves all areas of podiatry but particularly verruca and general foot care. Her fun and smiles shine bright!

14/09/2024

Let's give you back your foot confidence with reconstructed nails.

Summer’s here and the temperature is rising, it’s time to delve into our summer wardrobe. First to keep cool are our feet and what better than a nice pair of sandals to let our feet breathe.

31/08/2024

Once you understand them, you can do something about them.
The what, where and why of ingrown toenails

Sore down the sides of your toenails, often with a red inflamed area that does or could get filled with pus? Read more. Call us on 01494 629 599.

31/08/2024

Who's ready for school?

If you've not done the school shoe shopping trip yet, take a read of our blog.

https://www.walkthiswaypodiatry.co.uk/top-tips-for-choosing-back-to-school-shoes-comfort-style-and-support/

29/08/2024

We love the difference we make in people's lives.

Thank you to everyone who have taken the time to write a review for us recently.

27/08/2024

The offending piece of nail that caused a lot of problems!

But what happens if an ingrown toenail is left untreated?

Ignoring an ingrown toenail can lead to several complications, some of which can be serious:
1. Infection: An untreated ingrown toenail can lead to a bacterial infection, causing increased pain and swelling. In severe cases, the infection can spread to the underlying bone.
2. Abscess Formation: Pus may accumulate under the skin, forming an abscess that requires drainage.
3. Chronic Discomfort: Persistent pain and discomfort can affect your daily activities, making walking or standing difficult. Even sleep can be affected the ingrown toenail is that painful, bed sheets can often be too heavy to tolerate!
4. Nail Deformity: Chronic ingrown toenails can lead to permanent changes in the shape and growth of the nail.
5. Systemic Infection: In individuals with compromised immune systems or diabetes, an untreated infection can spread and become life-threatening.

Ingrown toenails, while common, are serious and should not be taken lightly. Proper foot care, including correct nail trimming and wearing appropriate footwear, can help prevent this painful condition. If you do develop an ingrown toenail, addressing it promptly with at-home care or seeking professional treatment can prevent complications and ensure a speedy recovery.

If you’re struggling with ingrown toenails or any other foot-related issues, don’t hesitate to reach out to a podiatrist for expert advice and treatment.

https://www.walkthiswaypodiatry.co.uk/ingrown-toenails-everything-you-need-to-know/

25/08/2024

Some of our team are off enjoying a well-deserved break. It may take us a little longer to answer your calls next week. Please leave a message, and we will get back to you. Do contact us through our website, and we will call you back.

If there isn't a receptionist when you arrive for your appointment, take a seat and your podiatrist will be out to greet you as soon as they can.

https://www.walkthiswaypodiatry.co.uk/contact-us/