Thank you for choosing to see a Foot Mechanics Podiatrist. We have prepared this information to make you feel welcome at our clinic. Firstly we want you to know that your feet are in good hands. Podiatrists are registered health professionals and are the experts in lower limb health. You should feel free to ask questions at any stage during your visit to see us, we are here to help you.
A consultation with a Foot Mechanics Podiatrist will always start with a discussion with you. In medical terms we call this history taking and this helps them understand the background and context to the problem you want help with. Once they understand what you want help with, the Podiatrist will do an assessment. The assessment enables the Podiatrist to understand the medical background to your problem. The Podiatrist will then explain the findings to you, and you are welcome to ask any questions so that you understand.
The Podiatrist will explain the treatment plan to you and in most cases, treatment can start today. Again, ask any question you may have. Thanks again, and we look forward to helping you.
Meet The Team
Ryan Fitzgerald
Ryan is a New Zealand trained podiatrist who has recently returned from practicing in Singapore.
James Baxter
James is a NZ registered Podiatrist who has been practicing since 1988 and has extensive experience working with athletes across a number of different codes.
Brian Koh
Sports podiatry is my passion. I specialise in treating musculoskeletal injuries.
James Baxter
James is a NZ registered Podiatrist who has been practicing since 1988 and has extensive experience working with athletes across a number of different codes.
Brian Koh
Sports podiatry is my passion. I specialise in treating musculoskeletal injuries.
Anita Beerapu
After graduating Anita worked in Auckland, New Zealand and moved to Australia (Sydney, Melbourne) and finally is back home working in Auckland at Foot Mechanics in Greenlane.
Divya Arora
My interest in Podiatry initiated when my mom started experiencing knee pains when I was in my school years.
Nupur Raut
I have always been fascinated by human anatomy and knew I wanted to pursue a career health science. After understanding what Podiatry is and how it can help improve quality of life for someone with pain, I knew exactly what I wanted to do!
Santoshni Prasad
As Leonard De Vinci said “ The Human Foot is a masterpiece of engineering and a work of Art”, this is where my passion for podiatry comes from.
Keegan Pook
I am happy to be working at Foot Mechanics and am excited to start my journey at Anglesea Sports Medicine.
Libby Bell
Originally from Auckland’s North Shore, I made the move to the Bay of Plenty in 2017 and haven’t looked back.
Keegan Rollo
Originally from Rotorua, I’ve moved back home to the Bay of Plenty with my family after spending a few years studying in Auckland and living abroad.
Matt Brunt
I moved to Tauranga in 2019 from England, having studied Podiatry at the University of Southampton.
Keegan Rollo
Originally from Rotorua, I’ve moved back home to the Bay of Plenty with my family after spending a few years studying in Auckland and living abroad.
Alex Chand
I always had a keen interest for rehabilitation within sports so I started a bachelor of health science in podiatry at Auckland University of Technology.
Alex Chand
I always had a keen interest for rehabilitation within sports so I started a bachelor of health science in podiatry at Auckland University of Technology.
Innes Graham
Having worked with many of New Zealand’s elite athletes and Defence Force personnel, my passion these days is using the knowledge and experience I’ve gained over the years to lead and mentor our Rotorua and Taupo teams ensuring we continue to achieve the best possible outcomes for our patients.
Te Aroha Pomana
My name is Te Aroha. I have been working as a general Podiatrist for 10 years but now have more of a passion in the area of Diabetes
Jatin Jivanji
It’s the rewarding feeling you get helping people become pain free that makes me passionate about Podiatry.
Duncan Hamilton
I get a real buzz from helping those with musculoskeletal injuries and issues that are affecting their mobility and goals.
Te Aroha Pomana
My name is Te Aroha. I have been working as a general Podiatrist for 10 years but now have more of a passion in the area of Diabetes
Michael Hong
I enjoy being a podiatrist because of the positive impact it has on my patient’s well-being. It is a rewarding job when my patients leave with a smile after their podiatric treatment.
Rahul Pambala
I was born and raised in southern India, completed my schooling in windy Wellington, and studied in Dunedin and Auckland.
- Northcross – Auckland
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Ryan Fitzgerald
Ryan is a New Zealand trained podiatrist who has recently returned from practicing in Singapore.
- Wairau Valley – Auckland
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James Baxter
James is a NZ registered Podiatrist who has been practicing since 1988 and has extensive experience working with athletes across a number of different codes.
Brian Koh
Sports podiatry is my passion. I specialise in treating musculoskeletal injuries.
- St Johns – Auckland
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James Baxter
James is a NZ registered Podiatrist who has been practicing since 1988 and has extensive experience working with athletes across a number of different codes.
Brian Koh
Sports podiatry is my passion. I specialise in treating musculoskeletal injuries.
- Greenlane – Auckland
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Anita Beerapu
After graduating Anita worked in Auckland, New Zealand and moved to Australia (Sydney, Melbourne) and finally is back home working in Auckland at Foot Mechanics in Greenlane.
- Takanini – Auckland
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Divya Arora
My interest in Podiatry initiated when my mom started experiencing knee pains when I was in my school years.
Nupur Raut
I have always been fascinated by human anatomy and knew I wanted to pursue a career health science. After understanding what Podiatry is and how it can help improve quality of life for someone with pain, I knew exactly what I wanted to do!
- Hamilton
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Santoshni Prasad
As Leonard De Vinci said “ The Human Foot is a masterpiece of engineering and a work of Art”, this is where my passion for podiatry comes from.
Keegan Pook
I am happy to be working at Foot Mechanics and am excited to start my journey at Anglesea Sports Medicine.
- Bethlehem – Tauranga
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Libby Bell
Originally from Auckland’s North Shore, I made the move to the Bay of Plenty in 2017 and haven’t looked back.
- Tauranga Central
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Keegan Rollo
Originally from Rotorua, I’ve moved back home to the Bay of Plenty with my family after spending a few years studying in Auckland and living abroad.
Matt Brunt
I moved to Tauranga in 2019 from England, having studied Podiatry at the University of Southampton.
- Mount Maunganui – Tauranga
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Keegan Rollo
Originally from Rotorua, I’ve moved back home to the Bay of Plenty with my family after spending a few years studying in Auckland and living abroad.
- Pyes Pa – Tauranga
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Alex Chand
I always had a keen interest for rehabilitation within sports so I started a bachelor of health science in podiatry at Auckland University of Technology.
- Whakatane
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Alex Chand
I always had a keen interest for rehabilitation within sports so I started a bachelor of health science in podiatry at Auckland University of Technology.
- Rotorua
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Innes Graham
Having worked with many of New Zealand’s elite athletes and Defence Force personnel, my passion these days is using the knowledge and experience I’ve gained over the years to lead and mentor our Rotorua and Taupo teams ensuring we continue to achieve the best possible outcomes for our patients.
Te Aroha Pomana
My name is Te Aroha. I have been working as a general Podiatrist for 10 years but now have more of a passion in the area of Diabetes
Jatin Jivanji
It’s the rewarding feeling you get helping people become pain free that makes me passionate about Podiatry.
- Taupo
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Duncan Hamilton
I get a real buzz from helping those with musculoskeletal injuries and issues that are affecting their mobility and goals.
Te Aroha Pomana
My name is Te Aroha. I have been working as a general Podiatrist for 10 years but now have more of a passion in the area of Diabetes
- Palmerston North
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Michael Hong
I enjoy being a podiatrist because of the positive impact it has on my patient’s well-being. It is a rewarding job when my patients leave with a smile after their podiatric treatment.
- Dunedin Central – Moray Place
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Rahul Pambala
I was born and raised in southern India, completed my schooling in windy Wellington, and studied in Dunedin and Auckland.