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Get Certified as a Foot Care Nurse

Become a certified foot care nurse.

Start your journey toward flexible, meaningful work today

Fundamental Foot Care Training

What sets us apart

Why Choose Us

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Hands-On Training

You’ll spend 40 hours over 5 days working directly with real patients in our Hampden, Maine clinic, not mannequins or classroom simulations.

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Certified Nurse Instructors

Every session is led by nurses nationally certified by the American Foot Care Nurses Association, so you’re learning technique from people who use it in practice every day.

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$600 Worth of Tools

Your enrollment includes a full professional foot care toolkit, valued at more than $600, that’s yours to keep and use with your first clients.

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Mentorship & Support

Training doesn’t end on day 5. Graduates keep access to our peer network and ongoing mentorship as they start seeing clients.

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Work-Life Flexibility

Foot care nursing lets you set your own hours, whether you’re building a full-time practice, a part-time schedule, or a side business alongside your current job.

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Patient Impact

Appointments run 30 to 60 minutes, long enough to build real relationships with patients who often feel relief before they leave your chair.

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In-clinic foot care

Foot Care Nurse Training

Over 5 days in Hampden, Maine, you’ll complete 40 hands-on clinical hours at a real, low-cost clinic, working with actual patients under the guidance of certified foot care nurses. Classes are capped at five nurses, so you get direct feedback throughout the week, and training covers the business side too, so you’re ready to start seeing clients or add the service to your current role as soon as you finish.