About Us

In addition to setting up Elmscroft Podiatry in Bromsgrove, Emma has worked across a variety of clinics in doctor’s surgeries, natural health centres, retirement villages and homeless shelters where the ability to be flexible is key.

Alongside her clinical role, Emma is currently working as research officer for independent practice for The Royal College of Podiatry which has given a greater insight and understanding of the world of podiatry.

She also has a degree in Communication Studies and worked at the BBC in her previous career which enforces Emma's believe that having a strong working relationship with her patients is paramount when diagnosing and treating the lower limb.

Emma regularly presents at Women’s Institute and specialist interest groups and has a specialist interest in forensic podiatry.

After qualifying in 2014 with a First Class Honours Degree from The Birmingham School of Podiatry, Lotty worked in her own highly successful clinic in South Birmingham.

These days Lotty prefers to divide her time between Cyprus and the UK and Elmscroft Podiatry is very lucky to have her join them for ad hoc clinics.

Jo juggles a lot of balls at Elmscroft Podiatry! She keeps our patient database and clinical software running smoothly and is the friendly voice at the end of our booking line. 

If you have a specific or more detailed question regarding a treatment, Jo can arrange for one of our podiatrists to call you to discuss it further.

We value our patients and are happy to talk through any foot concerns that may be troubling you.

Before I came into this profession I worked as a medicine counter assistant in a pharmacy for

over a year. I dealt with prescription handling, customer service skills and gained some

knowledge in various POM medications and over the counter medications. This strangely helped

to play a vital role when training to become a podiatrist, as we are certified in sell and supply

certain medications. Since becoming a podiatrist in 2022 from Wolverhampton university, I have

worked at Elmscroft Podiatry for the past 3 years. Whilst studying I worked at the practice in the

capacity as a podiatry assistant. By working at the practice as a podiatry assistant, it allowed to

delve into the knowledge I was beginning to develop. It also allowed me to understand the world

of private practice better. Since working at Elmscroft as a podiatrist I have been able to further

my skills. By offering a wide range of treatments from routine treatment, verruca treatments, nail

surgery, right through to biomechanics.