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Podiatrist's Own foot files are a low cost effective way to reduce the callus on your feet on a regular basis. Irymple Foot Clinic will shortly supply one of these to all new clients to the clinic to help them with their dailey foot care routine. The RRP is $9.95 including GST. It is recomended that you use the foot file daily either whilst in the shower/bath or imediately after as the skin on the feet is soft and easier to remove. Please consult your podiatrist regarding the use of this product especially if you have diabetes or peripheral neruopathy. For wholesale (Podiatrrist) purchases please Email Tracey on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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DISCLAIMER : Information contained in this website is not intended to be a complete resource and is for podiatric educational guidance only. It is not intended to replace individual professional podiatric/medical advice as treatment will vary between individuals depending upon your diagnosis and presenting complaint. Irymple Foot Clinic will in no way be held liable for any loss or damage sustained by anyone using the information provided.

Tracey, Jenny & Melinda attend Infection Control Seminar in Hobart

The Irymple Foot Clinic team is proud to have had Tracey, Jenny and Melinda attend the recent Infection Control Seminar at the Blundstone Arena in Hobart Tasmania run by the Podiatry Association of SA/TAS/WA . At this seminar they covered several very important topics including Hand Hygiene, Personal Protective Equipment, Sharps Disposal, Clinical Cleaning, Instrument Reprocessing and Health & Safety in the workplace.

Welcome Back Wendy Jambor (Owen)

The Irymple Foot Clinic team is glad to have Wendy Jambor back from maternity leave! Way back on the 13th October 2015 little Aiden Jackson Jambor was born, congratulations to Wendy and Jason. Aiden is by far the cutest member of the Irymple Foot Clinic team and does pop into the clinic from time to time! Tracey has even made a little play room off the waiting area for Aiden and for other children who visit the clinic.

Wendy will be available for consultations at Irymple Foot Clinic on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. Please call 50246333 for an appointment.

Welcome Kirsty Telfer

The team at Irymple Foot Clinic would like to extend a warm welcome to Kirsty Telfer our newest member of the team. She started as a Podiatrist with the Irymple Foot Clinic team in February 2016.

Kirsty is a local girl (from Merbein) and initially did her private practice placement with us in April 2015. She was born in Mildura, educated at Merbein Primary, Merbein Secondary and Mildura Senior College and has recently finished her final year of her Podiatry studies (Bachelor of Health Science / Master of Podiatric Practice) at Latrobe University, Bendigo campus.

Kirsty enjoys spending time with friends and family and playing many different sports including softball, volleyball and cricket.

She is having a great time here at Irymple Foot Clinic and especially excelling at her area of special interest, Podopaediatrics (Children's Feet).

Tracey is back on the tools!

Tracey Meyer our Master Podiatrist has recently returned to work on feet. Both her shoulders are now fixed thanks to the magnificent work by Mr Malcolm Wicks (Upper Limb Orthopaedic Surgeon) located in South Tce Adelaide. The operations were so successful that now her Partner Andrew has just had both his shoulders done and is back in shortly to see Mr Wicks for a carpal tunnel procedure.

Bookings can be made with Tracey by telephoning the clinic on 50246333 or email us on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to arrange a time and day.

Foot Acupuncture with Wendy

Wendy Jambor our Senior Podiarist is now also qualified in the use of dry needling to assist in the treatment of foot & lower leg problems. Tracey Meyer completed the same training in March 2012. To make an appointment with Wendy call us on 50246333 or Email us today.

Tracey's Shoulder Surgery

After six months of constant shoulder pain; 3 cortisone injections; Physiotherapy & Chiropractic, Tracey has resorted to the surgical option. She had an arthroscopic procedure on October 2nd 2013 with Mr Malcolm Wicks to resolve a problem caused (in part) by 20 years of practicing podiatry. Tracey had the second shoulder done in December 2013 with Mr Malcolm Wicks - upper limb orthopaedic surgeon located in Adelaide. All went well and the prognosis is good.