Podiatry training in Döbeln?
Of course!

Small classes characterise the vocational school for podiatry in Döbeln. This enables the experienced and professionally competent teaching staff to provide individualised support for the students. As a result, previous experience from previous training courses or professional activities, e.g. in chiropody, cosmetics, health and nursing care or geriatric care, can be optimally integrated into the podiatry training programme. You will build up comprehensive theoretical and practical skills and abilities during your podiatry training. The high level of practical relevance ensures that you don't just acquire theoretical knowledge during your training. You will also learn how to apply your knowledge optimally in practice. The podiatry training programme in Döbeln is tuition-free and the 2-year full-time course qualifies for non-repayable student financial aid (BAföG). In an optional part-time training programme lasting approx. 3.5 years, you can also complete the course while working.

The Vocational College of Podiatry offers you good opportunities for work placements thanks to its many years of practical co-operation. With the help of your internship, you will gain confidence in assessing findings and carrying out therapy.
The modern school building impresses with a Snoezelen room, a gymnastics room, a podiatry practice room and the option of underwater massage. There is a calm and dignified atmosphere at the vocational school for podiatry. Döbeln has good motorway connections, making it easy to reach the Heimerer schools. Countless car parking facilities ensure a quick and convenient journey.

Demographic trends are leading to an increasing demand for podiatrists. There is currently already an undersupply of podiatrists in Germany, which will continue to worsen. Podiatrists can work as employees or freelancers in podiatry practices and care centres or set up their own practice. The opportunity to specialise makes this profession attractive. For example, you can specialise in advising diabetics or athletes . Due to the high number of diabetics, podiatrists are particularly in demand as specialists in hospitals or diabetology practices as well as in diabetic foot outpatient clinics . Further training- e.g. at the Heimerer Academy- will qualify you accordingly.

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