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Student & Resident Resources

The transition from the classroom to clinical practice is one of the most important phases of your career. Whether you're a student building your foundation or a resident refining your clinical and surgical skills, having the right resources makes all the difference.

This page is designed to provide practical guidance, risk management education, and real-world insights from podiatrists doing this work today to help you navigate this transition with confidence.

What Happens After Residency?

Videos for "What Happens After Residency?" were produced in partnership with the Florida Podiatric Medical Association.
Film Credit: Orlando Productions

Making the Leap

Making the Leap

Finishing residency feels like a major milestone, but the learning curve does not end. Staying adaptable, continuing to learn, asking questions, and seeking mentorship help podiatrists grow and navigate challenges more effectively.

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What to Know about Billing and Coding for Residents

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Your First Contract: Anatomy of Negotiation

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Preparing for Boards

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When to Consider a Fellowship

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Riskology 

Riverside-Snapshot

The following videos were produced live over three weekends in 2025 in partnership with lerEXPO and CMEOnline.

These programs are not eligibile for CE. If you are interested in obtaining CE credit for these programs please visit CMEOnline here. 

 These programs will equips you with the knowledge and skills to identify, assess, and mitigate risks before they escalate. Through practical examples, and case studies, learners will develop a proactive mindset that emphasizes prevention, early detection, and effective response strategies. Topics include industry best practices, regulatory compliance, and strategies for fostering a culture of accountability and safety.  

Riskology  - Part 1

What to Do When a Patient Is Unhappy with Care or Treatment RT 1

Screening for Success: Matching Your Skill Set to Your Ideal Population

David Schweibish, DPM

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What to Do When a Patient Is Unhappy with Care or Treatment RT 2

Navigating the Unexpected: What To Do When Things Go Wrong

Katie Swanstrom, DPM

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Avoiding Scope-of-Practice Violations RT 1

Never Assume They Understand: Closing Communication Loops and Minimizing Risks

Ashley Lee, DPM

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Avoiding Scope-of-Practice Violations RT 2

Communication Tactics for Difficult Patient Encounters

Sabrina Minhas, DPM

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Riskology  - Part 2

Avoiding Administrative Pitfalls: Billing & Documentation

Adrianne Ross, DPM

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Social Media: Building Authority and Trust Online

Sarah Haller, DPM

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AI and Tech in Your Practice

Michael Brody, DPM

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Riskology  - Part 3

Optimizing Patient Communication

Diana Rogers, DPM

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Procedural Selection with Emerging Technologies

Krupa Patel, DPM

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Complication Detection

Roland Ramdass, DPM

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The High Stakes Game of Wound Healing and Charcot Joint Disease

Hiro Shibuya, DPM

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Bonus Program

Empathy

Empathy: The Resistant Patient from Reacting to Relating

Katie Swanstrom, DPM and Tanya Brakeman

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Critical Considerations Before Signing a Contract

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10 Pearls of Documentation and Coding

Adrianne Ross, DPM

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Obtaining a Podiatric Fellowship

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