Bélanger Podiatry Clinic Podiatrists and orthotics

Since 2014, Dr. Stéphanie Bélanger has been fulfilling her professional obligations as both a podiatrist and owner of her clinic. That same year, the Neufchâtel-born practitioner had perfected her skills by simultaneously working in a Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu podiatry clinic.

Excelling in her practice for more than 5 years now, podiatrist Dr. Bélanger is distinguished by the rigor and attention to detail she demonstrates in her approach.

Podiatry training of the highest standard

In order to become a certified podiatrist, Dr. Bélanger completed the undergraduate doctoral program in podiatric medicine at the University of Québec at Trois-Rivières. Following four years of studies, she had the chance to benefit from a few months of internship at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine.

In addition to the qualifications obtained during her academic experience at UQTR, podiatrist Dr. Stéphanie Bélanger also holds a radiology permit.

This official certificate allows her to perform the following medical procedures:

• Employ diagnostic tools such as digital radiography;
• Analyze X-ray equipment test results;
• Interpret other podiatrists’ test results.

At ease with patients of all types, podiatrist Dr. Bélanger is particularly interested in podiatric treatments for children.

A pioneer in community foot care

Podiatrist Dr. Bélanger is quite sensitive to the issues that affect a more disadvantaged clientele, thus she has helped found the community clinics at Accueil Bonneau and at Maison Lauberivière. She has also pursued a humanitarian end-of-studies internship in Cameroon among her volunteer commitments.

Attentive and experienced, Stéphanie Bélanger, DPM, has all the necessary qualities to develop an effective treatment plan.

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Podiatrist Marie-Noëlle Tardif is originally from Gaspésie, but currently lives in the Quebec City region. She is a compassionate professional who has excelled in her position as a podiatrist for over 4 years. Dr. Tardif, podiatrist, a member of the Marie-Christine Bourque podiatry clinic, has a thorough approach that is centered on the therapeutic requirements of those who seek her help.

Adequately trained

Dr. Tardif, podiatrist,  who holds a Doctorate in podiatric medicine from UQTR, welcomes all opportunities for advancement that are presented to her.

This was true during her externship at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine, where she learned about podiatry practice in a hospital setting.

Currently, the podiatrist is aiming to broaden the scope of treatment she can offer to her patients, both young and elderly. She is doing so by enrolling in the advanced practice microprogram in wound care at the Université de Sherbrooke.

Once done, Dr. Tardif, podiatrist, will be able to master the healing of diabetic wounds, arterial wounds, and foot ulcers.

Dr. Tardif, podiatrist, is also capable of administering shockwave therapy and laser therapy in addition to her great interest in wound care.

Emphasis on excellence

Despite her busy schedule, Dr. Tardif, podiatrist, is continuously seeking new methods to broaden her knowledge of podiatry. She hopes to eventually get involved and take over the care of foot wounds in several Quebec hospitals. This is a goal that is consistent with the podiatrist’s thorough and honest practice.

Dr. Marie-Noëlle Tardif, podiatrist, establishes a relationship of trust with her patients by depending on her in-depth knowledge and the mastery of her profession.