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Podiatrist - Wyoming
1621 44th St SW
Wyoming, MI 49509
(616) 538-4442

 

 

James E. DeWitt, DPM (Doctor of Podiatric Medicine), FACFAS

Welcome to my practice.  I have been practicing podiatry in the greater Grand Rapids Area for over 20 years. As a licensed podiatrist, I believe my patients deserve to have the best information to make choices about their foot and ankle care.  My goal is to educate each patient and begin a relevant treatment program with the highest quality of care available.

James E. DeWitt, DPM, FACFAS

Welcome to my practice.  I have been practicing podiatry in the greater Grand Rapids Area for over 20 years. As a licensed podiatrist, I believe my patients deserve to have the best information to make choices about their foot and ankle care.  My goal is to educate each patient and begin a relevant treatment program with the highest quality of care available.

Education
  • D.P.M. from Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine - Chicago, IL
  • Internship at Michigan Health Center - Detroit, MI
  • Residency at Botsford General Hospital - Farmington Hills, MI

Certifications and Fellowships

  • Board Certified - American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery
  • Diplomate of The American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons

Professional Memberships

  • American Association of Podiatric Practice Management
  • American Diabetes Association
  • American Podiatric Medical Association
  • Michigan Podiatric Medical Association


Hospital/Surgical Affiliations

  • Spectrum Health
  • Metro Health
  • Mercy Health Saint Mary's Campus

     


OUR STAFF

Attributes of our office and staff

  • We have Medical Assistants who are friendly and accommodating
  • Our receptionist will gladly schedule you and will help you get the paperwork ready for your appointment
  • We are fully computerized and will electronically submit your claims for patient convenience
  • We have a certified shoe fitter to help you select the right shoe for your individual needs
  • Our practice has that small "hometown" feeling and you will never feel like a number

 

Katerina

Katerina

Katerina joined our team in April 2018 as our office manager. She has almost 10 years of healthcare experience. Katerina was a Medical Assistant for 6 years when she decided to go back to school for Health Service Administration. She received her bachelors degree from Baker College in August of 2016.

Katerina you will often hear as being referred to as Trina in our office. This has been her nickname her whole life. She has been married for 11 years and has 3 children. Trina loves camping, football, and warm weather. She would much rather be around a bon fire with family and friends before finding her in a crowded place.

Katerina has a lot of experience in a specialty office and has a lot of passion to treat patients with the best experience possible. She strives to make each visit an asset to the patient’s health and well being.

Lisa

Lisa joined our team in 2014 as a receptionist and soon after became our billing coordinator.  She received her bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Systems Administration from Ferris State University.

She is married and has one daughter and one son. She enjoys camping, kayaking, gardening, and being outdoors as much as possible when she is not at work.

Podiatry is interesting to her because fixing a problem with the foot can help fix other problems throughout the body. It is interesting that everything in the body is so connected. Lisa enjoys the small office environment at AFAA rather than a big corporation.

 

Mallory

Mallory’s first experience as a medical assistant was as an intern at a small family practice in May of 2011. She learned a lot during her time there and enjoyed the intimacy of a small, single provider office. She spent the last five years working in family medicine at Mercy Health and is excited to get back to the small office environment at Advanced Foot & Ankle Associates.

Mallory received an Associate’s Degree in Applied Science with a focus on Medical Assisting from Davenport University in 2011 and has been certified by the AAMA since January of 2012. She loves interacting with patients, getting to know their stories, and hearing about how we can help them with their foot pain or foot care. Being in a small practice, she is able to provide patients with the personalized attention they deserve.

Why Podiatry? She is fascinated by the intricate structure of the foot. For example, the feet contain 52 bones which is 25% of all the bones in your body!

She has been married to her loving husband since 2010 and has two crazy dogs that constantly keep them on their toes. In her free time she enjoys spoiling her nephews and niece. She also likes kayaking with her husband, campfires, playing volleyball and running.

A fun fact about Mallory? On Valentine’s Day, her husband came home with 12 baby chicks. She now has several chickens and three turkeys that she enjoys caring for. The supply of farm fresh eggs is an added bonus!

Mallory now has twins, a Boy and Girl.  She now helps transcribe for our office and will help MA as needed.

Lisa

Lisa is a trained Medical Assistant with 11 years of experience, 7 of which have been with AFAA. Acting as the lead Medical Assistant, she trains and serves as a point of education for other Medical Assistants in the practice.

Lisa is married with two daughters. She enjoys cooking, exercising, and boating and other water activities.  She also likes to try Do-It-Yourself projects that she finds on Pinterest.

She finds podiatry interesting because feet can affect a person’s entire body.  Typically, if the feet hurt, the whole body can hurt. The treatment of the foot is very important and there are a number of different options for healing providing a variety in patient care.  She enjoys making patients smile and helping them feel better.  She likes working at AFAA because the office strives to make the patient and employee experience personal where people don’t feel like a number. 

 

Jada

Jada has 2 years of experience as a CNA at a rehabilitation center where she cared for both acute and long term patients. She graduated in May of 2019 from Michigan State University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology and minor in Health Promotion. She is thrilled to continue working with the geriatric population, and appreciates the 1-on-1 time she can have with patients at a small office like AFAA.

Podiatry is especially interesting to Jada because of her background in Kinesiology. She believes in “Exercise is Medicine” and can be used as a preventative and treatment measure for various conditions. Therefore, the feet are super important for getting people up and moving! 

When she is not working, she enjoys spending time with her family, weightlifting, and going to music festivals.

Kayla

Kayla joined the office in September 2019 as the receptionist. She has 4 years of medical reception experience at internal medicine offices and has found that she really enjoys working for a small, single provider office. 

Kayla recently moved to Grand Rapids from growing up on the east of Michigan. She enjoys traveling, going up north, spoiling her two animals, and spending as much time as possible with her boyfriend and family.

When asked why podiarty? Kayla responded "Feet can reflect your general health. Abnormalities or pain in the feet can be a sign of a more serious health condition". Kayla also enjoys seeing patients of all ages

 

Meg

Meg joined our team as a medical receptionist in March 2016. She quickly took on a new role as our Medical Transcriptionist, preparing documentation and compiling chart notes.  She enjoys interacting with patients of all generations as podiatry affects young and old. She finds the anatomy of the foot and ankle interesting due to the significant number of bones and soft tissues.

The small office atmosphere at Advanced Foot & Ankle as well as working closely with other women who have children the same age have been a perfect fit. Meg has been married and has two sons. When not working she enjoys camping with family and friends as well as boating and other summer activities.

Meg now works as needed from home and we most appriciate everything she does for our office.

 




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