Nikki Migliori, DPM

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Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine Graduate Brings Extensive Training to Patient Care

A trusted podiatrist, Dr. Migliori tends to patients at Ocean County Foot & Ankle Surgical Associates, with offices in Toms River, Forked River, Whiting, Brick, and Browns Mills, New Jersey.

Graduating from the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine, she has emerged as a leading figure in the field of podiatry. With a comprehensive three-year residency training at Main Line Health Hospital, a Level II trauma center, she has honed her skills in lower extremity reconstructive surgery, foot and ankle trauma, diabetic limb salvage, wound care, and various elective surgeries.

Dr. Migliori’s journey into podiatry began during her undergraduate studies when she explored physical therapy but found her true calling after shadowing her father’s podiatry practice. Witnessing the diverse spectrum of specialties within podiatry, including biomechanics, sports medicine, wound care, and surgery, she was captivated by the multifaceted nature of the profession.

Throughout her residency, Dr. Migliori immersed herself in advanced training, attending specialized courses and mastering surgical techniques such as arthroscopy. Her dedication to continuous learning and innovation is evident in her research presentations at professional conferences. She is an esteemed member of the American Podiatric Medical Association and the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, showcasing her commitment to staying at the forefront of podiatric advancements.

Maintaining a patient-centric approach, she is passionate about providing comprehensive care tailored to each individual’s needs. Her expertise in foot and ankle health, coupled with her compassionate demeanor, has garnered praise from patients and colleagues alike. With a focus on delivering exceptional outcomes and improving the quality of life for her patients, she is dedicated to setting new standards of excellence in podiatric care.

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