Care For Feet Ltd was founded by Jo, who graduated from Salford University with a First Class Honours degree in Podiatry.

Jo’s decision to become a private practitioner was based on her belief that this would allow a more relaxed foot care experience with a patient focused approach.

Jo works at Buxton and Bakewell clinic and has a special interest in Peripheral Arterial Disease and Dermatology.

Jo is also qualified in Sports Massage Therapy and has regularly volunteered with the Sheffield Steelers Ice Hockey Team.

In her spare time she enjoys badminton, gym and traveling .

Madeleine graduated from the University of Salford with an Honours degree in Podiatry. Madeleine lives in New Mills, Derbyshire with her family.

In her spare time Madeleine enjoys reading and leisurely walks in the countryside.

Madeleine is highly skilled and experienced in toenail surgery and Verruca Needling, gaining extended qualifications from the ‘Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Glasgow’.

Madeleine works at Buxton and Chapel clinics.

Graeme, a graduate from Salford University is a highly qualified and experienced Musculoskeletal (MSK) Podiatrist. He analyses how the foot interacts with the ground during activity for both athletes and keen walkers alike.

Graeme has also completed MSc modules in ‘Corticosteroid Injection Therapies’ and ‘Clinical Investigations & Diagnostic Images’ relating to the feet.

When he is not working hard in clinic you will find him enjoying the Peak District countryside with his family.

Graeme runs lower limb and foot pain assessments at Buxton clinic and podiatry treatments at Bakewell clinic.

With over 30 years of clinical experience, Sally is a highly skilled Podiatrist who is passionate about patient care and providing the best possible experience for our clients.

Professional & hardworking she provides treatments at Buxton and Chapel clinics and within the patients home.. Her specialism’s include nail surgery, dermatology, infection prevention and high risk wound care.

“I have always been dedicated to provide the best clinical service to my patients to relieve their pain ensuring the experience is both informative and comfortable”.

Residing in the High Peak, Sally enjoys walking in the local area with her dogs, gardening, poultry breeding & showing.

With a background in Law, Sharon transitioned from the courtroom to the clinic, graduating from the University of Salford with a First-Class Honours Degree.

Sharon’s approach to podiatry is rooted in empathy and patient-centred care, believing that every patient deserves comprehensive and compassionate treatment plans that address their unique needs and goals.

She has a keen interest in Peripheral Arterial Disease and Diabetes, areas in which she strives to make a significant impact on her patients’ quality of life.

When not working hard in the clinic, you will find Sharon on the cricket field with her women’s softball cricket team, reading, or socialising.

Sharon works at Buxton and Chapel clinics and within the patients home.

Residing in the Peak District, Sara started her working life as a musician after graduating from the London College of Music. Although, she found her true vocation as a massage therapist, specialising in sports massage and pain relief.

After years working in spas, chiropractic clinics and sports fields she has swapped her massage couch for a desk and computer, now enjoys working as clinical manager at Care for Feet.

Sara enjoys working in healthcare and interacting with patients, she also loves the Peak District and being based in the beautiful town of Bakewell.

Originally from the Isle of Man, but now Living in the High Peak, Nicky started working at Care For Feet in January 2024.

With over 30 years of administrative experience, Nicky is highly proficient in customer service and healthcare administration.

In her spare time, Nicky enjoys exercising at the Gym and socialising with her friends and family.

She also enjoys visiting the Isle of Man regularly to spend time with family members.

Nicola is based at our Buxton clinic.

Marc is a Chartered Advanced Practice Physiotherapist who has worked in a variety of roles in the NHS and elite sports for more than 10 years.

His experience includes Olympic & Paralympic teams such as Boxing, Canoeing, Triathlon and Gymnastics. He has also worked with Hull City Tigers and Derbyshire Country Cricket Club.

Marc has completed a Masters in Advanced Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and currently works in the Emergency Department at Chesterfield Hospital as an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist, is a Non Medical Prescriber and Injector.

He has a keen interest in all types of injuries and complaints, and loves helping people get back to their best whether that be to pain free movement or aiming for peak performance.

Marc lives in the Peak District with his young family who love to stay as active as possible. Regularly trail running, hiking, camping and enjoying the outdoors

James is a Chartered Clinical Specialist physiotherapist who has worked for for more than 10 years in a variety of roles in the NHS such as Orthopaedics, Neurosurgery and Musculoskeletal outpatients.

James works full time in the NHS as a Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist which involves rehabilitation and referring people for investigations, specialist injections and for surgery.

James has a wealth of knowledge of different types of investigations that you may need and how the referral pathways work in the NHS and privately. He is able to give you personalised care and advice regarding age-related injuries and helping you to get back to sport.

James has a first class honours degree in Physiotherapy from Sheffield Hallam University. James has completed multiple Masters modules in Advanced Physiotherapy and is an Injection Therapist.

James lives nearby in the village of Eyam with his wife and daughter. He loves walking locally in the hills, trail running and plays a variety of sports including tennis locally.