Foot Care (Nurse)

Nursing foot care is an important component of total nursing care, which includes health promotion, client teaching, promoting safety and comfort. To promote optimal health, the nurse will apply the principles of the nursing process when assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating the client's foot health care needs. The nurse collaborates with the client to develop a plan of care and encourages the client to assume responsibility for his/her own health.It is the nurse's professional responsibility to recognize when the client's condition is beyond his/her scope of practice and referral to the appropriate professional is necessary.


 

Liezel Jacinto, LPN, CFCN (Certified foot care nurse)

liezelLiezel Jacinto graduated with distinction from Assiniboine College as a Licensed practical nurse in 2005 and has also completed a comprehensive course in Nursing Foot Care from Winnipeg Technical College. With a focus on prevention, early intervention, and education, a foot care nurse provides comprehensive health care assessments and foot care treatments which can include, nail trimming and filing; care of corns, calluses, ingrown toenails, fungal and thick nails, as well as skin care.

Liezel has experience in both acute and long term care facilities and is registered as an advanced Practice nurse. She is also an active member of:

The College of Licensed Practical Nurses
The Certified Foot Care Nurses interest group
Nurses Entrepreneurial Foot Care Association of Canada (NEFCA)

 

Common Conditions

Corns and Calluses
Diabetic Foot
Fungus (Athlete's foot)
Ingrown Toenails
Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar Warts
Bunions
Hammertoes

 

Insurance Coverage

Most private/group insurance
Veteran's Affairs/RCMP
Direct billing available readmore

 

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