Traditional Medicine
Dr. Shah received her degree in Doctor of Podiatric Medicine from Temple University in 2011, where she received an acknowledgment for her efforts to increase awareness of Foot and Ankle medical education. She completed her 3-year surgical training in Foot and Ankle surgery at Crozer Keystone Medical Center in Upland, PA in June 2014 where she was the chief resident for the final year of her training.She joined the team of Cornerstone Foot and Ankle with a special interest in the treatment of foot and ankle injuries and deformities in children, sports related injuries, and preventive care.Dr. Shah enjoys watching all sports, but she most enjoys watching the Eagles, Phillies, 76ers and Red Bulls games!
American Board of Podiatric Medicine
American Board of Podiatric Surgery
Cornerstone Foot & Ankle
100 Kings Way East -Cornerstone Foot & Ankle
401 Kings Hwy S -Cornerstone Foot & Ankle
516 High Street -Cornerstone Foot & Ankle
525 Route 73 S -Cornerstone Foot & Ankle
707 N Main Street -Cornerstone Foot & Ankle
516 High st. -Cornerstone Foot & Ankle
457 Haddonfield Rd -
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Dr. Taral Shah DPM's reviews
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