Ms Sally Feeney

I specialise in treating the foot and its associated structures and forefoot reconstructive surgery.

I have been a consultant at a large teaching hospital for 16 years and I perform hundreds of procedures each year focusing mainly on forefoot reconstruction. I mainly treat bunion deformities, hammer toes, neuroma and arthritis in the foot.

I achieved my fellowship in 2003 and was appointed into my current post in 2006. In parallel, I completed a Masters in public health specifically to build upon my research skills and to gain a better understanding and appreciation of the public health sector. I work within an acute trust, which facilitates good professional relationships with other specialties. My scope of practice ranges from the forefoot to the rearfoot and I treat a wide variety of pathologies including patients with diabetes and the associated high-risk foot.

I am a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon at West Middlesex University Hospital and an elected committee member on The Faculty Podiatric Surgery.

I am a registered tutor and am involved in the teaching and training of students. I enjoy mentoring podiatrists as they progress to surgical training and through their injection therapy courses. I am an external examiner for Huddersfield University. I have published a number of papers in scientific journals.

As a working mother, I appreciate the time restraints and delicate balance of family life. I believe in strong role models and am passionate about inspiring and nurturing new talent in our profession.