Podiatrist in Clearwater, FL Introduces New Member to Experienced Podiatric Team

Dr. Fred Kussel, Clearwater, FL podiatrist, is excited to welcome a new member to his podiatric team.

2012-11-22

CLEARWATER, FL, November 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) To further improve his practice, Dr. Fred Kussel, podiatrist in Clearwater, FL, is excited to announce the addition of a new member to his experienced podiatric team-Dr. Sheri Rosenthal. Many patients may already be familiar with Dr. Sheri Rosenthal since she has been working with Dr. Kussel and his team for a year-helping in the back office.

"For the past six years, Dr. Rosenthal has been working in the travel business and has her own travel agency. Recently, however, her business has slowed down, and I have asked her to come help in the office while her office is slow. It truly is an honor to have her as part of our team," said Dr. Fred Kussel, Clearwater, FL podiatrist.

However, even though Dr. Rosenthal has been helping at Dr. Kussel's office, many people are unaware that she is a podiatrist, too. When Dr. Sheri Rosenthal, podiatrist in Clearwater, started her travel agency, she retired her podiatry license, but on Dr. Kussel's urging she asked the state board for her license back and it was granted on April 1, 2012.

Dr. Rosenthal will be having her own office hours on Thursdays and Fridays, while sharing office time with Dr. Kussel, Clearwater podiatrist, on Wednesdays. This means that if patients want to see her specifically, they can contact Alyce or Licia at the front desk. Dr. Kussel and his team of podiatric professionals are excited to make it easier for their patients to book an appointment, especially if they are having a problem on a Friday, right before the weekend.

Additionally, Dr. Sheri Rosenthal, Clearwater foot doctor, loves all aspects of podiatry, but particularly enjoys children of all ages, sports medicine, orthotics, holistic & alternative medical treatments, and aesthetic foot care. She will also be offering laser treatment for toenail fungus in Clearwater, and the usual podiatric care for esteemed senior patients and diabetics.

Dr. Fred Kussel, foot doctor in Clearwater, encourages all of his patients to spread the word about Dr. Sheri Rosenthal so that his office can continue to provide the best in exceptional podiatric care for patients of all ages. For more information on Dr. Rosenthal, patients can visit the practice's website at http://www.fungusfreefoot.com. Dr. Kussel looks forward to working alongside Dr. Rosenthal and further advancing his practice in order to provide the best care possible.

About Fred O. Kussel, DPM: Dr. Fred Kussel graduated from Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine in Chicago, IL with his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine and Bachelor of Science degrees in 1994. He continues to work on staff at Largo Medical Center, St. Pete General Hospital, and Countryside Surgery Center. He is also a member of the International Foot Aesthetic Society, which helps him to offer the best care possible for patients' feet. With his team of podiatric professionals, Dr. Kussel is proud to offer an array of services including the treatment of bunions, toenail fungus and plantar fasciitis, among others.

Media Contact:
Dr. Fred Kussel
contactus@fungusfreefoot.com
2378 Sunset Point Rd.
Clearwater, FL 33765
(727) 797-5007
http://www.fungusfreefoot.com
http://www.drfredkussel.com/

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