In an effort to provide required training for podiatric medical assistants who perform podiatric radiological procedures in the podiatric office, this online course was developed by TPMA to better train the office staff and to save the doctors money in travel and related costs.
Who Is It For? Any person performing Podiatric (i.e. Foot/Ankle) radiological procedures in the practice of a licensed Podiatric Physician (other than the Podiatric Physician or a Non-Certified Technician (NCT) registered with the Texas Medical Board) must be registered with TDLR as a Podiatric Medical Radiological Technician.
How the PAC Helps The TxPMA PAC ensures that podiatrists have a strong, unified voice in Texas politics. It advocates for policies that support the profession, builds relationships with lawmakers, and educates members about key legislative issues. By pooling resources, members amplify their influence and help elect officials who understand and support podiatric medicine.
Importantly, the PAC does not “buy” votes—it raises awareness of podiatric issues and ensures access to decision-makers. Active participation is essential; if podiatrists don’t engage in the political process, no one else will advocate for their interests in Texas.
In an effort to provide required training for podiatric medical assistants who perform podiatric radiological procedures in the podiatric office, this online course was developed by TPMA to better train the office staff and to save the doctors money in travel and related costs.
Who Is It For? Any person performing Podiatric (i.e. Foot/Ankle) radiological procedures in the practice of a licensed Podiatric Physician (other than the Podiatric Physician or a Non-Certified Technician (NCT) registered with the Texas Medical Board) must be registered with TDLR as a Podiatric Medical Radiological Technician.