Dr. Martina Randall, DPM

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Dr. Randall is a board-certified and fellowship-trained podiatrist at Elite Foot and Ankle in Burbank, California. She specializes in foot, ankle, and lower leg surgery and has a particular interest in sports medicine. 

Her practice focuses on minimally invasive, arthroscopic surgery of the ankle, cartilage restoration, trauma, reconstruction, tendon and ligament repair, total ankle joint replacement, and cosmetic surgery, such as bunion and hammertoe correction. On a daily basis, she deals with sprains, ruptures, tendinitis, fractures, and other foot and ankle pain due to flatfeet, and arthritis.

Well-known for her surgical skill and dedication to teaching, Dr. Randall is also known for her humility, kind demeanor, and patient and friendly disposition. She treats every patient like family and believes that patient education and understanding are key to achieving excellent outcomes. She believes in extensive non-surgical treatment options as well as advanced surgical techniques to help patients return to their previous level of function and activity. 

Regarding her educational background, Dr. Randall graduated magna cum laude from Cheyney University of Pennsylvania in 2009 and completed her Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree at Temple University in 2014. While at Cheyney University, she was a member of the Women’s Basketball team, earning conference team accolades and NCAA all-academic honors. 

Following medical school, she completed her residency at Palmetto General Hospital, specializing in deformity correction, reconstruction, and lower leg trauma, including complex peri-and intra-articular fractures. Finally, she went on to complete one of the country’s few foot and ankle sports medicine fellowships at Virginia Mason Medical Center. While there, her subspecialty training placed an emphasis on cartilage restoration, ligament/tendon repair, and joint preserving surgical techniques of the foot and ankle, which allows patients to continue with their athletic careers and recreational activities.

During her fellowship at Virginia Mason Medical Center, Dr. Randall assisted the team physicians for the Seattle Seahawks(NFL), Seattle Storm(WNBA), and Seattle Sounders FC(MLS). She also serviced other sports teams, including multiple semi-professional university and high school teams in basketball, football, and track and field.  

An expert in bone work, with  implants, fusions or fractures, the doctor is board-certified in foot and ankle surgery by the American Board of Foot & Ankle Surgery, whose purpose is to protect and improve the health and welfare of the public by the advancement of the art and science of podiatric surgery.

Constantly educating herself with new methods and  giving back by educating the next generation, Dr. Randall serves as an Adjunct Professor at Western University College of Health Sciences.

Podiatry is a branch of medicine devoted to the study, diagnosis, and medical and surgical treatment of a variety of disorders of the foot, ankle, and lower extremity. A podiatrist, also known as a podiatric physician or a foot and ankle surgeon, is a medical professional devoted to the treatment of disorders of the foot, ankle, and lower extremity. They can treat injuries and complications from ongoing health issues like diabetes. 

In her free time, Dr. Randall likes to spend time with her family and friends in Southern California, and her home of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She enjoys playing basketball, running, golfing, and doing fitness.

Learn More about Dr. Martina Randall:
Through her findatopdoc profile, https://www.findatopdoc.com/doctor/82213105-Martina-Randall-Podiatrist-Foot-and-Ankle-Specialist, through Elite Foot & Ankle, https://www.elitefeetla.com/provider/martina-randall-dpm, or through her website, https://drmartinarandall.com/about/

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