Having both studied Podiatry at the University of Adelaide and gained the combined experience of treating a range of clients and conditions, Tom and Georgina decided to establish a clinic in the hub of the eastern suburbs, Bondi Junction in 2002.

Podiatry First was set up to provide the highest quality foot care to a range of clients that include children, people experiencing foot and heel pain, women who want to look better in sandals or feel better in stilettos, and older people with specific health problems. Since 2002, Podiatry First has grown to become on of the most respected and busiest clinics in the area.

Georgina Jamieson (Barry)

Georgina treats clients at Podiatry First Bondi Junction and Miranda. Georgina knows the importance of healthy feet and good looking feet.

That's why Georgie's foot treatments are some of the most sought after in the Eastern Suburbs and Sutherland Shire. Clients include busy professionals, children and older people with specific ailments.

Georgie has bought with her to the Miranda clinic new advanced methods of casting and biomechanics with the introduction of the FAS weight baring casting system and Dart Fish video gait analysis, to help treat all foot injuries.

"I see so many clients - men and women alike - who come to the clinic with a foot problem, whether it's heel pain or a sore knee and they'll keep coming back for the treatments even after the problem has gone."

Tom Baker

Tom treats clients at Podiatry First Bondi Junction and Mascot. Tom is always looking at new proven techniques to help his clients get the best from their feet.

As a keen runner, surfer and snow skier, Tom is particularly passionate about helping other sports enthusiasts to overcome foot, ankle or knee pain.

"People are surprised at how much the right shoe or support can do for the way you run, walk your way around the golf course or play tennis. It sounds like a small thing - but if you're into your sport, it can really make a difference"

Sarah Newman - Bondi Junction Clinic

Sarah studied Podiatry at Sydney Institute of Technology (1996) and furthered her studies and the University of Western Sydney. Since graduating, she has worked in private practice in various locations around Sydney and also worked as a clinical tutor for Podiatry students at the University of Western Sydney.

Continuing education is important to her, and she is always looking to improve and update her skills. Currently studying a Masters of Public Health and Masters of Health Management at the University of NSW, she feels that this has given her a broader understanding of the importance of Podiatry within the Australian healthcare system.

Sarah enjoys variety in her clinical work and is always up for a challenge. When not thinking about feet she enjoys travel, music, food, theatre and film and also a good chat.

Scott Whitham - Miranda Clinic

Scott graduated from UWS with a Bachelor Applied Science (Podiatry) in 2004. With a background encompassing all aspects of podiatry practice having worked in sports clinics with doctors and chiropractors, right through to running the Kiama high risk clinic one day a week. Scott now concentrates on biomechanical and sports injuries at Podiatry First in Miranda. He is the recently appointed team Podiatrist to the Cronulla Sharks, Rugby League Team. He works closely with the team Physio Konrad Schultz to ensure each player has the right treatment with a range of orthotic and treatment options.

Sally McGinnity - Miranda Clinic

Sally graduated from UWS with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Podiatry) in 2007. She has a particular interest in biomechanics and sports related injuries. Sally has worked in private practices in Sydney and London since graduating gaining experience in all aspects of podiatry. She currently works part time at Podiatry First Miranda and as a Podiatrist with Mizuno Australia involved in the technical features of footwear.

Samantha Proctor - Miranda Clinic

Samantha completed her Bachelor of Applied Science (Podiatry) at UWS, graduating in the year 2000. Over the years Samantha has established experience in all areas of podiatry having worked along side Chiropractors and Dietitians in a multidisciplinary clinic. Samantha is now working at Podiatry First in the Miranda clinic.

Samantha has a passion for treating elderly clients and clients with ingrown toenails. In particular she prides herself on helping her clients perform their daily tasks with comfortable feet. She is also skillful in treating ingrown toenails in a very gentle manner.

Ros Lethbridge, Office Manager Miranda

Ros manages the Miranda Practice and has been working as a Receptionist in the Podiatry field for 8years. She has completed a "Podiatrist Assistants Course" and runs the sterilisation and cleaning of the clinic. She is a perfectionist at organising bookings and managing the time of the Podiatrists.