Our Team of Podiatrists
Angela Green
After graduating and moving from Sydney my first position was with Central Coast Area Health where I was Podiatrist-in-Charge from 1989-1991.
Angela Green Podiatry was established in Toukley in 1989 and I worked between Area Health & private practice. My time at Area Health allowed me to receive specialised training and therefore concentrate on my area of interest which is Paediatric Podiatry.
From its beginnings as a single-location, solo practitioner practice, Angela Green Podiatry has grown into a 3-location multiple Podiatrist practice.
I consider my staff to be the very best practitioners on the Central Coast.
Stephen Selman
With 25% of the body’s bones residing in the feet, it’s no wonder that 40% of Australians will experience foot health problems at some stage in their lives. Its realities like these have kept Stephen eager to absorb as much knowledge and insight as possible into the diagnosis and treatment of all lower limb pathologies.
Stephen believes in a calm and pragmatic approach to his work. He is naturally friendly and has a helpful persona. Stephen is adept in assessing and diagnosing complex clinical pathologies and has significant expertise and passion in nail surgery, paediatrics, and sports podiatry.
Stephen has been working with Angela Green Podiatry for over 12 years. He is also currently employed as a Clinical Educator (Podiatry) at the University of Newcastle.
Rocio Parkinson
After moving to Sydney from Costa Rica, Rosie as she is known by colleagues and patients retrained as a mature-aged student in podiatry at The University of Newcastle. Rosie has experience in both private clinics and hospital settings.
She approaches her work with a caring and passionate attitude and has a particular interest in geriatric care. She has been living on the Central Coast for the last ten years. When not spending time with her family and children Rosie enjoys reading, visiting art galleries, museums, and gardening. Rosie speaks SPANISH fluently and can offer full consultations in Spanish.
Ashleigh Partland
After graduating from the University of Newcastle in 2018, I moved to Grafton in my first year practising in a fast-paced clinic which was challenging but allowed me to gain knowledge and experience. After 14 months in Grafton, I then moved back to the Central Coast to take up a position here at Angela Green Podiatry currently working at all 3 practices.
I have an interest in all aspects of podiatry and believe one of the most successful ways in having the best treatment outcome for each patient is through listening and gaining good rapport.
Since graduating from the University of Podiatry I have been a member of the Australian Podiatry Association.
Darrin Hill
I worked as a Manager in Public Service for 20 years, before deciding on a Career change.
I started University as a mature-aged student, completing my degree in 2011. It was one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of my life.
Since graduating I have had a lot of experience in general practice and aged care Podiatry.
My interest is in helping people maintain their mobility and quality of life through Podiatric interventions.
James Ivers
After graduating from the Queensland University of Technology in 2007, James moved to Newcastle in his graduate year to take up a position at the Royal Newcastle High-Risk Foot Clinic.
Securing one of the most highly contested graduate positions in the country, James received specialized training in dealing with diabetic feet. This gives James the ability to deal with the most complex of diabetic feet. There isn’t much James hasn’t seen when it comes to feet.
James currently holds a lecturing position at the University of Newcastle, providing students with podiatric clinical education. This keeps him abreast of the latest in evidence-based podiatric medicine.
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