Perform initial patient evaluations including histories, physical examinations, and podiatric-focused assessments, Develop basic differential diagnoses and initial treatment plans under supervision, Participate in daily inpatient rounds, order entry, documentation, and patient follow-up, Assist with wound care, dressing changes, casting, splinting, and other essential podiatric procedures, Provide care in outpatient clinics, inpatient settings, and emergency consultations, Recognize and appropriately escalate acute or emergent conditions, 2, Medical Knowledge. Demonstrate understanding of basic podiatric anatomy, biomechanics, pathology, and medical conditions related to the lower extremity, Acquire knowledge in general medicine, radiology, infectious disease, vascular medicine, and other specialties relevant to foot and ankle care, Participate in lectures, conferences, journal clubs, and workshops, 3, Surgical Skills & Perioperative Care.