Our Team

Jeff Malone - BSc MRCPod HCPC LA POM-S
Clinic Owner & Lead Podiatrist
Specialist in Verrucae removal using SWIFT Microwave Therapy.

Morwenna Trevanion - BSc MRCPod HCPC LA POM-S
Associate Podiatrist at JBM Podiatry Nantwich
Specialises in minor surgical procedures for ingrowing toenails and routine podiatric care.

Alex Reynolds - Foot Health Practitioner
Associate at JBM Podiatry Nantwich 
Offering in-clinic appointments as well as specialist clinical treatments for patients at home or in residential care.

Shelley Keeble - Foot Health Practitioner
Associate at JBM Podiatry Nantwich
Offering in-clinic appointments as well as specialist clinical treatments for patients at home or in residential care. 

Genevieve Parkinson - Student Podiatrist
Associate at JBM Podiatry Nantwich
Having qualified as a Nurse in 2016, Gen has had exposure in a multitude of healthcare settings, most recently as a Practice Nurse in Earnswood Medical Centre in Crewe. She has now embarked on her Podiatry Apprenticeship Degree and follows in the footsteps of her Fiancee and clinical mentor, Jeff Malone. 
 

Kaye Maguire - Admin and Clinic Co-ordinator
Based at JBM Podiatry Nantwich. Kaye is responsible for the smooth running of our practice both in clinic and 'on the road', she liases with all of the major local care homes ensuring all of their patients podiatric needs are kept in check.    

Sandra Cullivan - Admin and Clinic Co-ordinator
Based at JBM Podiatry Nantwich. Sandra is responsible for keeping us up to date with our Continuous Professional Development as well as ensuring the clinic performs to the standards set  out by the Royal College of Podiatry. 





Frequently asked question:
What is the difference between a Podiatrists and a Chiropodists?
There is no difference between a chiropodist and a podiatrist. The term chiropodist has been traditionally used in the United Kingdom, but the term podiatrist is recognised and used more internationally. In the late 1960s, chiropodists in the United States renamed chiropody to ‘podiatry’, meaning ‘physician of the foot’, mainly to avoid confusion with the chiropractic industry. The terms ‘podiatry’ and ‘chiropody’ are used interchangeably in the United Kingdom. In 2005, the terms were protected so that only practitioners registered with the Health Professions Council can refer to themselves as chiropodists or podiatrists.
Both chiropodist and podiatrist are protected titles and can only be used by people registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). The HCPC regulates the chiropody and podiatry profession and ensures that all of its members meet their standards for training, professional skills, behaviour and health.