PiedRéseau Longueuil Podiatrists and orthotics

Podiatrist Dr. Stéphanie Bonneau graduated from the University of Québec in Trois-Rivières (UQTR)’s Doctorate in Podiatry program in 2013, then furthered her education by completing an internship at the esteemed New York College of Podiatric Medicine (NYCPM).

She subsequently began her career by working at the Montreal Podiatric Clinic, the Saint-Jérôme Podiatric Center, and the DIX30 specialist clinic for several years.

She moved to Longueuil in 2015 after deciding to create her own clinic on the South Shore of Montreal.

A podiatrist who puts people at the heart of her practice

Podiatrist Dr. Bonneau joined the Association des podiatres du Québec as secretary in 2014, motivated by her profession and her community service. For several years now, she has been able to stay up to date with the latest news and events in the field of podiatry thanks to her experience.

Dr. Stéphanie Bonneau, podiatrist, attends a variety of continuing education seminars each year to keep her skills up-to-date and remain educated on the latest breakthroughs and innovations in the field of podiatric medicine.

Out of interest in sports podiatry, she participated in advanced training courses on dynamic and neuro-proprioceptive bandage treatment.

Equipped with a great humanism and an excellent sense of listening, podiatrist Dr. Bonneau created her own clinic to implement her vision of podiatry that focuses on the person and their needs.

Dr. Justine Tanguay, DPM, graduated from the first-cycle Doctorate of Podiatric Medicine program at the University of Quebec in Trois-Rivières. She also holds certification that allows her to perform foot and ankle radiography and ultrasound. Following her internship at the Lanaudière Hospital Center, she developed skills and an interest in the treatment of diabetic wounds. Thanks to her years of experience in figure skating, she brings her knowledge to all clinic patients who experience issues related to sports activities. Dr. Tanguay, a dynamic, compassionate, and passionate podiatrist, listens to her patients’ needs to provide them with personalized advice and treatment.

Graduating in 2015, Dr. Catherine Roy Bénard, DPM, has accumulated several years of professional experience in podiatry and has been a member of the team at Clinique Podiatrique Stéphanie Bonneau Inc since 2023. Holding a first-cycle Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine, Dr. Roy Bénard treats her patients with a compassionate and open-minded approach.

Dr. Roy Bénard, DPM, completed four years of podiatric medical training at UQTR. Her academic training concluded in 2015 with a four-month internship at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine. In the same year, she also completed an internship in wound care at the regional hospital center of Lanaudière, as well as internships in various private clinics in the greater Montreal area. This clinical exposure allowed her to become familiar with diabetic patients and those undergoing hemodialysis.

Beyond her academic qualifications, podiatrist Roy Bénard also has training in manual foot therapy and a radiology license that allows her to expand the range of care she provides.

As a member of the Ordre des podiatres du Québec, Dr. Roy Bénard, DPM, complies with the mandatory annual continuing education requirements.

Dr. Roy Bénard’s personal qualities and professional skills make her a multidisciplinary podiatrist capable of assisting athletes as well as young or elderly patients with various issues.

Having had a growing interest in travel from a young age, Dr. Roy Bénard, DPM, has been able to combine this interest with her podiatric vocation. In August 2014, she traveled to Morocco to provide podiatric care in a small Berber village.

Dr. Catherine Roy Bénard, DPM, orchestrates podiatric treatments by advocating for a transparent and compassionate approach tailored to the unique needs of each patient.