HEIDI SCHLESNIAK
Heidi completed a Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sports Science in 2011. Following on from this she completed a Graduate Diploma in Exercise Rehabilitation and finally completed a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine; all at The University of Western Australia.
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In her time as a student Heidi was awarded the Dean’s Prize in Podiatric Medicine along with the Podiatrists Registration board of WA prize, the William T Woodhead Prize for Podiatric Biomechanics and the Podiatry WA Prize.
Heidi has been working privately since graduating in 2015. In this time Heidi has covered a broad aspect of podiatric complaints including sporting injury, general foot complaints, diabetic foot care, paediatrics, workplace injury and minor surgical procedures.
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With her background in Exercise physiology, Heidi takes a keen interest in sporting injury, biomechanics and footwear however enjoys the broad scope that podiatrists cover.
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Heidi has completed extensive training in the management of tendon injury and enjoys creating customised rehabilitation and strength programs for those people looking to overcome troublesome tendinopathies.
Heidi also has a wealth of experience in the management of recurrent ingrowing toenails. Heidi is adept at operative and non-operative methods in treating ingrowing toenails.
Outside of working hours you will find Heidi in the gym, watching the footy or exploring Western Australia’s beautiful coastline freediving and spearfishing.
JESSIE BATES
In 2015 Jessie completed her Bachelor of Podiatry Medicine at the University of
Western Australia and has been working in busy private practices across Perth ever
since.
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Growing up in Albany Jessie has always loved team sports, her favourite being
hockey. In recent years she has developed a passion for running and recently
completed her first half marathon. Jessie has a strong interest in biomechanics,
musculoskeletal injuries, orthotics and athletic footwear.
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Jessie has recently become a mother and finds chasing a toddler around great for
her fitness. Since becoming a mother she has a new found passion for treating
paediatric patients.
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Jessie believes in providing a well rounded holistic approach, ensuring the best
treatment outcomes for her patients. She regularly attends training courses to
ensure that she is up to date with new podiatry techniques and training modalities.
Jessie is compassionate and empathetic towards all of her patients allowing her to
form great relationships whilst providing the best possible care.
ADAM BERMAN
Adam completed his Bachelor of Science (Podiatry) at Curtin University of Technology Western Australia in 1997. In his time as a student Adam was also awarded the Academic and Clinical Excellences Prizes for his graduating cohort.
Adam has been working predominantly in private practice covering both an in-depth and broad aspect of podiatric pathologies including sporting injuries, chronic foot pain, paediatric podiatry, workplace injury, plantar heel pain and minor surgical procedures. Adam has completed extensive training in the management of tendon and ligament injuries and enjoys creating personal treatment programs for those people who are suffering both acute and chronic long term foot pain. Adam has a special interest in the treatment of ingrowing toenails using both conservative treatment and minor surgical procedures.
Adam has over 20 years of experience in the field of Podiatry, and enjoys the rewarding aspect of seeing people improve and recover from painful foot problems.