What We Do

We envision a future where specialized foot care is recognized as:

• An essential component of preventative healthcare
• A viable, respected nursing career path
• A model for nurse-led entrepreneurship
• A solution to nursing burnout and attrition

Through our training program, we're building a nationwide network of skilled foot care nurses who are transforming both patient outcomes and their own professional lives.

Join a Community of Transformation

When you train with us, you're not just learning a skill—you're joining a movement of nurses who have chosen to:

• Practice nursing on their own terms
• Deliver care that aligns with their values
• Build sustainable career models
• Make a profound difference in patient lives

Our graduates support each other through ongoing mentorship, resource sharing, and professional collaboration—creating a community that sustains both clinical excellence and entrepreneurial success.

Your Next Step: From Burnout to Breakthrough

Are you feeling the weight of healthcare system constraints? Yearning for more patient connection and professional autonomy? Ready to master a specialized skill that opens new doors?

Your nursing expertise is valuable—and specialized foot care training can help you leverage that expertise in new, fulfilling ways.

Whether you're:

• Seeking an escape from burnout
• Looking to supplement your current position
• Planning a gradual transition to private practice
• Ready for a complete career change
• Wanting to add valuable skills to your nursing toolkit

Our training provides both the clinical mastery and business guidance to help you succeed.

With just 6 spots available in each quarterly session, we encourage you to explore upcoming dates or contact us to discuss whether foot care nursing might be your path to professional renewal.

Like many nurses, Heather reached a breaking point in her hospital career. The long shifts, emotional toll, and physical exhaustion had drained the passion that initially drew her to nursing. She yearned for more flexibility, meaningful patient connections, and the ability to practice nursing on her own terms.

Heather's connection to the aging population began in childhood and grew through volunteering, caregiving, and life experience. When her own parents began aging, Heather left a career in business to pursue work that felt more meaningful, eventually leading group homes for adults with complex mental and medical needs.

What began as a heart-led decision soon became a lifelong calling. Heather returned to school, earned her RN and later her BSN, and worked in medical-surgical and cardiac care units at top hospitals in Maine. There, she witnessed a troubling trend: people losing mobility, independence, and even limbs due to preventable foot issues.

While critical to acute care, the hospital environment left little time for preventative interventions that could transform patients' lives. Frustrated by treating preventable complications rather than preventing them, Heather began exploring alternatives.