Members Only Resources
The Ontario Foot Care Association Members-Only Resource Center is an exclusive hub designed to support foot care professionals across the province. It provides access to specialized tools, educational materials, industry updates, and networking opportunities tailored to the needs of its members. With a focus on advancing foot care practices, the resource center ensures a collaborative and secure environment where members can enhance their skills, stay informed on best practices, and contribute to the growth of the profession.
Reprocessing in Community and Healthcare Settings ensures proper sterilization and infection prevention practices, which are critical for maintaining the highest standards of patient safety and care. Certification in this course reflects your commitment to excellence and aligns with the Ontario Foot Care Association’s mission to uphold professional and ethical standards in foot care.
Instructions: Completing "Reprocessing in Community and Healthcare Settings"
Visit the Public Health Ontario Website
Go to https://www.publichealthontario.ca/.Create an Account
- Click on “Log In” in the top right corner.
- Then, select “Register Here” and follow the prompts to create an account.
Confirm Your Account
- Once you receive the confirmation email, log back into the website.
Access the Course
- Type “Reprocessing” in the search bar.
- Scroll down to the “Featured” section and click on “Reprocessing in Community Health Care Settings” to begin the course.
Submit Your Certification
- After completing all modules, please send a copy of your certification to our Membership Director to update your OFCA membership file.
Exciting Update: The Second Edition of this advanced foot and lower limb care textbook will be available soon, featuring updated content and the latest advancements in the field. Stay tuned for more details!
This advanced foot and lower limb care textbook is designed to support the continuing education of Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses, and Nurse Practitioners (Registered Nurses, Extended Class) who seek specialized, post-graduate training in foot and lower limb care. Upon successful completion of this comprehensive program and becoming a member of The Ontario Foot Care Association Inc. (a not-for-profit organization), practitioners will be eligible to use the trademarked professional title, PodOrtho® Foot Specialist.
Authored by Erin King, Director of Education, Registered Practical Nurse, and PodOrtho® Foot Specialist, this textbook serves as a vital resource for both classroom and clinical instruction. With over two decades of experience in community and private practice, Erin has meticulously compiled her expertise in advanced foot and lower limb care to provide practitioners with valuable insights and practical knowledge.
Studying and practicing PodOrtho® Foot Care equips nurses with advanced skills and theoretical foundations to address the comprehensive foot and lower limb health needs of their clients. Practitioners will learn to assess and manage conditions impacting overall health and quality of life, develop prevention strategies, and provide health education as a central component of care, empowering their clients. This program emphasizes the integration of cutting-edge technologies, advanced instrumentation, and holistic treatment approaches, enabling nurses to elevate their practice and deliver exceptional care.
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Ontario Foot Care Association (OFCA) members are eligible for exclusive discounts as part of their membership benefits.
Research Documents
The Ontario Foot Care Association provides exclusive access to essential practice documents for its members. These resources are designed to support professional standards and compliance in foot care practice. Please note that documents are subject to periodic updates to reflect the latest guidelines and best practices. Members are encouraged to check regularly for updates to ensure they are using the most current versions.
The Ontario Foot Care Association offers exclusive access to essential tools and resources to support members in delivering high-quality foot care services. These tools are regularly reviewed and updated to align with industry advancements and best practices. Members are encouraged to check frequently for the latest updates to ensure they are equipped with the most current and effective resources.
https://www.woundscanada.ca – Wounds Canada- Education, Seminars, resources.
https://www.mohawkcollege.ca – Mohawk College – Skin & Wound Foot Care Management
https://www.yorkuniversity.ca – York University – Wound Care Certificate
https://www.georgebrown.ca – George Brown – Wound & Skin Care Certificate
