Mimi started Croydon Total Footcare in 1988 after graduating from LaTrobe

University with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Podiatry). Since graduating Mimi has worked in rehabilitation facilities, a public hospital based high risk foot clinic and community health centres. Prior to that Mimi was a nurse for 6 years. Mimi regularly attends podiatry conferences and continuing education courses, completing a Postgraduate Diploma in Podiatry in 1996. Her main interest is diabetic foot care. Mimi is a member of the Australian Podiatry Association (Vic) and the Australian

Practice Management Association. She has achieved the status of accredited podiatrist from the Australasian Podiatry Council.

After gaining a Bachelor of Podiatry from the University of South Australia in 2000, Tom worked for several years in a Bendigo private practice. He then moved to the United Kingdom to gain experience in the public and private sectors, developing skills in specialist verruca, biomechanics and nail surgery clinics. Tom joined Croydon Total Footcare in 2006 and has worked to develop a holistic approach to treating a wide range of foot and lower limb conditions. Tom has a special interest in overuse injuries and orthotic therapy

Craig is a senior lecturer in the Department of Podiatry at LaTrobe University He attends very occasional sessions at Croydon Total Footcare. His main research publications are on the diabetic foot, foot biomechanics and foot orthoses. Craig regularly attends and speaks at numerous podiatry conferences within Australia and overseas. He is a member of many organisations, including the Australian Podiatry Association, Sports Medicine Australia, Australian Diabetes Society and the Australia & NZ Society of Biomechanics. He is also webmaster the Podiatry Update and Clinical Biomechanics Boot Camp websites and a moderator at the Podiatry Arena discussion forum (follow this at Twitter). He also maintains the Podiatry Online TV website and pontificates on Life, the Universe and Everything.