John J. Anderson, D.P.M
     
   

Education
   

Extended Training: June 2001-June 2002
Foot & Ankle Reconstructive Surgery
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals: Sacramento, CA

Resident: Scripps Mercy Hospital/Trauma Center:
June 1999 –June 2001
Podiatric- Foot & Ankle Reconstructive Surgery

Doctor of Podiatric Medicine: May, 1999
University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health Sciences.
Des Moines, Iowa.

Bachelor of Science: June 1995
Northern Arizona University; Flagstaff, Arizona
   

Clinical Training
   

• Podiatry/ Orthopaedics 27 months
• Internal Medicine 3 months Ward Rotations
• Family Medicine Rotation UCSD (Wards/OB Team)
• Musculoskeletal Radiology (Mercy & UCSD/VA San Diego)
• Infectious Disease/ Pathology Rotation
• Pediatrics Rotations (Inpatient & Outpatient)
• Emergency Medicine (2 Rotations)
• Cardiology, Physical Therapy, & Psychiatry (UCSD).
• Podiatry (Scripps Clinics)
• Management: over 600 Podiatry in House patients per year
• ACLS & Pediatric ACLS Certified
   

Surgical Training
   

• 3rd Year of Foot & Ankle Surgery Training in Kaiser Hospital Systems Sacramento, CA. all Foot and Ankle Surgery at three separate Kaiser Hospitals.
• 2 years of Residency Foot & Ankle Surgery (Highest volume Level 1 Trauma Center in San Diego.)
 

Types of Surgery

 
  • Nail Surgery
• Forefoot reconstructive surgery: Bunions, calw toes, mallet toes, hammertoes, fusions,Implants,Rheumatoid foot. Tailors bunions, Complex Forefoot Reconstructive Surgery. Revision Surgeries.
• Midfoot Surgery: LisFrancs Fusions. Reconstruction of arch. Tendon Transfers and Repair.
• Rearfoot reconstruction: Plantar Fascial Releases & heel Spur Surgery, Achilles Tendon and heel bone revisions. Triple arthrodesis, tendon transfers, flatfoot & cavus foot reconstruction and complex revisions.
• Ankle Reconstruction: Fusion, Pan-talar, Revision nail, Charcot Reconstruction. Talar Dome lesions including Arthroscopy. Arthritis or the ankle & foot.
• Foot and Ankle Trauma: Metatarsal, Lis Francs, Calcaneal Fractures, Talus, and Ankle. Pilon & complex traumatic limb salvage. Including External-Fixation. Saving crushed and fractured limbs.
• Diabetic Limb Salvage: Amputations, Ulcer/ woundcare.
Skin-grafts, Infection. Amputation prevention surgery.
• Pediatric Reconstruction: Juvenile Flatfoot, Metatarsal Adductus, Subtalar Arthroeresis. Triplane ankle. Juvenile Bunions. Growth arrest/distraction.Brachymetatarsal, congenital deformities.
• Tumors of bone and soft tissue to the foot and ankle.
• Tarsal Tunnel release.
• Neuromas







 
   

Lecturer
   

• Charcot Joints in Diabetics: Recognition and Treatment Options. Kaiser Foundation Hospitals 4/30/02. CME Conference – Northern California Region
• Complications of Pneumatic Ankle Tourniquet & Epinephrine in Foot Surgery. Grand Rounds: Mercy Hospital 5/01, San Diego Podiatry Institute Conference 9/29/01
• Bisphosphonates for the treatment of the Acute Charcot: Long-term Results. Podiatry Institute Annual Conference; Atlanta, Georgia. 4/6/01, Podiatry Institute Seminar San Diego.9/28/01
• Management and Evaluation of Infected Diabetic Limbs: Scripps Mercy Medical House Staff Conference; San Diego, CA 1/5/01
• Surgical/Medical Treatment Options in the Charcot Foot and Ankle: Podiatry Institute Conference; San Diego, CA 10/6/00
• Retrospective Review of Ankle Fractures: Biomechanical Comparisons. Podiatry Institute Annual Conference: Atlanta, Georgia 4/5/01, & San Diego, CA 10/7/00. Scripps Geller Research Award Winner 5/01
• Antibiotic Management of Osteomyelitis: Missouri State Podiatry Society Meeting; Branson, MO 9/16/00
• Bisphosphonate Drug Therapy for Charcot Neuroarthropathy:
Missouri State Podiatry Society Meeting; Branson, MO 9/16/00
Scripps Mercy Geller Research Award Winner 5/00
• Blood Transfusions and Replacement Products, Application in Lower Extremity Surgery. Scripps Mercy Residency Lecture Series; San Diego, CA 10/10/00
• Complications of Bio-absorbable Screw Fixation in Foot & Ankle Surgery; Mercy Residency Lecture Series; San Diego, CA 6/5/00
• Common Foot & Ankle Problems Encountered in Primary Care: UCSD Family Medicine Conference; San Diego, CA 3/25/00
• Suturing and Closure in Foot and Ankle Surgery. Scripps Mercy Resident Lecture Series; San Diego, CA 8/11/99

   

Professional Societies
   

• American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons Board Qualified
• Pi Delta National Honor Society
• American Podiatric Medical Association
• Eagle Scout: Boy Scouts of America

*Joined AOSM in July 2002