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Pamela Martin, Podiatrist, specialising in orthotics

With over 20 years of experience in podiatry, I specialise in diagnosing and treating foot and ankle conditions, focusing on restoring biomechanical alignment and supporting rehabilitation.

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I'm passionate about creating custom orthotics and insoles that are tailored to your individual needs, helping to relieve pain and improve mobility.

 

I also believe that listening is at the heart of great care. That’s why I take the time to truly understand your concerns and what you’re experiencing, so I can offer the most effective solutions.

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By keeping my patient load low, I can dedicate the time and attention each person deserves, ensuring personalised, compassionate care that helps you get back on your feet.

2004 - 2024

Instep Podiatry - Director

Instep Podiatry started as a single clinic in 2004 and has grown into four successful practices across West Lothian.

 

Known for its high standards and compassionate care, the organisation attracted top practitioners committed to excellent patient care.

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In 2024, Pamela decided to transfer ownership to the current practitioners to ensure these high standards continue. Today, under new ownership, the clinics remain trusted providers of podiatric care in West Lothian, reflecting Pamela's dedication and vision.

2017 - present

Professional Clinical Advisor - Scottish Public Services Ombudsman

The role involves providing verbal and written advice to the Ombudsman and investigating staff. It includes commenting on cases under review, ensuring that the findings and conclusions in reports are consistent and based on a thorough and current understanding of clinical issues.

2003 - 2014

Biomechanical Specialist Podiatrist - 45 Commando Royal Marines, Abroath

As a member of the rehabilitation team, responsibilities included performing biomechanical assessments, gait analysis, and creating custom-made orthoses. Fortnightly clinics were conducted in collaboration with a Physiotherapist, Medical Officer, and Civilian GP, ensuring a multidisciplinary approach to patient care. The role involved treating a wide variety of sports injuries and using orthoses for post-operative patients. Additionally, it required extensive knowledge of military training, procedures, and footwear.

Education

2000 - 2001

1996 - 2000

University of Glasgow  
Sports Medicine MSc

Queen Margaret University  
Podiatry BSc (Hons)

Memberships

Royal College of Podiatrists

Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons (Glasg)

Health & Care Professions Council

Royal College of Podiatry
HCPC Registered
Royal College of Physcians and Surgeons
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