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Hallux Magazine – Women in Podiatry: Research Payal Sethi is a 1st year podiatric medical student at California School of Podiatric Medicine (@cspm_smu) She is currently an Editor of #HalluxMagazine. She is the 1st place recipient of the Annual Women’s Month Scholarship. 🤔Are you a non-traditional applicant to podiatric #medicalschool? Are you working in another field and considering a career shift to practice medicine? Non-traditional applicants are more common than you think. Last month, I had the privilege of working with Dr. Elizabeth “Lizz” Ansert during an externship at Saint Vincent Hospital. Dr. Kelsey Millonig is a current #fellow at Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics International Center for Limb Lengthening (Baltimore, MD). She completed her residency at the Franciscan Foot and Ankle Institute (Federal Way, WA). Dr. Millonig will be joining East Village Foot and Ankle Surgeons upon graduation of her fellowship in Des Moines, Iowa. 🎉2021 Women’s Month Scholarship 🎉Alexandra Brown is a 3rd year podiatric medical student at Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine. She is currently a Senior Editor of #HalluxMagazine. She is the 2nd place recipient of the Annual Women’s Month Scholarship. The annual Hallux Magazine Photo Contest initiated in 2020 is to inspire and recognize Podiatry Medical Student photographers for their community service, health, and contribution at a national level. A total of $200.00 cash prize will be given to a single winners to support the creative visual content in the field of podiatric medicine and other healthcare Special thanks to @photopod13 for doing an IG takeover ! 🙌🎉 Interested in joining the field of #podiatricmedicine take a look at our student leaders by visiting PrePodiatryLife.com! We have many scholarship and leadership opportunities for current and future podiatry students. Discover why so many are switching to Podiatric medicine. Dr. Katerina Grigoropoulos: A Fellow of all Trades Interview with Dr. Christine Miller, DPM performed by Elizabeth Ansert, PGY-2.