At The London Podiatry Centre, we believe that our people are at the heart of everything we do. Our dedicated team is made up of skilled professionals who combine clinical excellence with genuine care. Whether it’s at the front desk, behind the scenes, or in the consulting room, every member of our staff plays an essential role in ensuring the highest standards for our patients.
We pride ourselves not only on our expertise but also on our warm, welcoming approach. From the first smile at reception to the attention to detail in your treatment plan, we are committed to making every visit a positive experience. Our team is friendly, attentive, and always ready to go the extra mile—because your comfort and wellbeing matter to us.
With a shared passion for podiatric health and a strong belief in continuous learning, we work together to deliver outstanding care with precision, professionalism, and a personal touch.
We’re proud of our team—and we know you’ll feel the difference.
Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Director & CQC Manager
Ron McCulloch BSc FRCPodS MSc, is the Principal Consultant Podiatric Surgeon and Director of The London Podiatry Centre. Over many years as a specialist podiatric surgeon, he has performed thousands of successful foot operations. He holds Master’s degrees in ultrasound and in cryosurgery for Morton’s neuroma, and has specialised in the condition for over 25 years, successfully treating thousands of patients.
Ron has held specialist NHS posts at Guy’s and St Thomas’ and at Lewisham Hospital, and served as a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon at London’s Homerton University Hospital for over 10 years — the official hospital of the London 2012 Olympic Games. He also worked as a Consultant Podiatrist at the Olympic Village during the Games and has extensive experience in sports medicine. He continues to provide podiatric care for several Premier League football teams and has consulted for Arsenal FC for over 25 years. Ron has also consulted for Nike at their headquarters in Oregon and has mentored and trained many podiatric surgeons who have since progressed to senior roles in leading London hospitals.
He lectures nationally and internationally and has helped develop podiatry in the Middle East, particularly in the surgical management of the diabetic foot. Ron is a senior lecturer in ultrasound studies at Queen Mary University of London.
Recognising the close relationship between foot conditions and gait abnormalities, Ron established a state-of-the-art gait laboratory at The London Podiatry Centre. It is one of the most advanced dedicated podiatric gait analysis facilities in the world and enables precise diagnosis of a wide range of injuries.
Clinical Operations Manager & DPL
Nutan brings a wealth of experience to the team, underpinned by a distinguished career in elite sports medicine. She has served as a podiatrist to the England football team and has worked extensively with both international and national-level footballers. Her specialist input has been instrumental in supporting the medical needs of numerous Premiership players, and she has played a key role in managing podiatry-related aspects of high-value football club contracts.
Although she is not currently practising in a podiatric capacity, Nutan oversees the day-to-day operations of the Centre from our off-site office. In this strategic role, she works closely with the Director to ensure the smooth and efficient running of the business, drawing on her clinical expertise and operational insight to support the Centre’s continued growth and high standards of care.
Senior Podiatrist
Pablo graduated from the prestigious University of Barcelona in 2001 and brings over 20 years of experience in both the private sector and the NHS. He holds postgraduate qualifications in Podiatric Medicine (PG Certificate in Podiatric Theory from the University of Brighton) and in Musculoskeletal Diagnostic Ultrasound for Podiatrists (Foot and Ankle) from the Centre for Ultrasound Studies at Bournemouth University.
Within the NHS, Pablo held an Extended Scope Practitioner position at Homerton University Hospital, where he was responsible for the management of complex biomechanical cases.
Over the years, Pablo has developed extensive expertise in podiatric sports injuries, biomechanics, and clinical gait analysis. He also maintains a strong interest in the diabetic foot, particularly in the treatment and prevention of associated complications.
Pablo has treated professional athletes across a wide range of sports, including tennis, golf, track athletics, and Premier League football. He continues to provide regular podiatric care to several Premiership football teams, including Crystal Palace FC.
He is fully trained and experienced in the use of diagnostic ultrasound for the foot and ankle.
Pablo has also spent many years assisting our lead podiatric surgeon in theatre, gaining valuable experience in podiatric surgery and perioperative care.
Senior Podiatrist
Luke is a highly skilled and dedicated podiatrist at The London Podiatry Centre, where he plays a key clinical role and also assists Mr McCulloch in theatre during surgical procedures. His broad clinical expertise spans a wide range of foot and lower limb conditions, with particular interests in podiatric surgery, biomechanics, diabetic foot care, sports injuries, and minor surgical interventions, including the treatment of ingrown toenails.
Luke’s academic achievements include a Postgraduate Diploma in the Theory of Podiatric Surgery and a Postgraduate Certificate in Podiatric Sports Medicine. He originally qualified with a Bachelor of Science degree in Podiatric Medicine from the University of East London, undertaking his clinical training in some of the UK's leading teaching hospitals and institutions.
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Having worked across both NHS and private healthcare settings, Luke brings a well-rounded perspective to patient care. He is known for his methodical approach, clinical precision, and commitment to ongoing professional development, regularly attending courses and conferences to ensure his practice remains at the forefront of the profession.
At the heart of Luke’s approach is a strong emphasis on patient-centred care. He values clear and open communication, taking time to ensure each patient feels informed and confident in their treatment plan. His warm, approachable nature combined with his technical competence ensures patients consistently receive the highest standard of care.
Podiatrist
Christopher holds a BSc (Hons) in Podiatric Medicine from the University of Galway, an MSc in Rheumatology from the University of South Wales, and a Musculoskeletal Diagnostic Ultrasound for Podiatrists qualification from AECC Bournemouth.
With over 10 years of experience in all aspects of podiatry, Christopher has developed a particular focus on musculoskeletal medicine, including paediatric conditions.
He currently works in the NHS as an Extended Scope Practitioner in Rheumatology and Paediatrics, where he diagnoses and treats a range of rheumatological and complex biomechanical cases.
Christopher holds his clinic at The London Podiatry Centre on Saturdays.
Clinical Biomechanist
Andrew is a highly experienced biomechanist specialising in gait analysis. He has applied biomechanics across a wide range of sports and has worked with professional athletes in golf, football, cricket, track and field, rugby, tennis, badminton and equine.
He holds a PhD from the University of Lincoln in sports biomechanics where he analysed the golf swings of professional athletes. He is also a published author and has presented his work across the UK, Europe and North America. Andrew has also been lead biomechanist for a number of research projects that have totalled over £300k in revenue; the majority of these have involved validating footwear design for different companies.
Andrew’s research interests include golf swing and putting biomechanics, football kicking and throw-in biomechanics and cutting movements. He is highly skilled in advanced biomechanical analysis, including 3D and 2D motion capture, force and pressure plates, EMG, and post-processing software such as MATLAB and Visual3D.
Practice Manager
Originally from South Africa, Nakita brings a rich and varied background in the commercial sector, with experience spanning business ownership, bookkeeping, and human resources.
Since joining The London Podiatry Centre in January 2024 as Finance Lead, she has played a key role in supporting the financial operations of the clinic. Owing to her strong organisational skills, commercial background, and wider contribution to the business, she has since moved into the role of Practice Manager, where she now supports both the financial and day-to-day operational running of the clinic.
In addition to her finance responsibilities, Nakita is involved in the oversight of core administrative processes, HR-related tasks, and the smooth running of the practice. She also contributes to the Centre’s marketing activities, assisting with the coordination of digital content, social media, and campaign planning. She plays an active role in shaping communications to ensure they remain clear, consistent, and aligned with the Centre’s values, while also supporting patient engagement and brand presence.
Working closely with Nutan from the Centre’s offsite office, as well as directly with Ron, Nakita supports a wide range of business functions. Her varied skill set and adaptable approach allow her to contribute across multiple areas of the practice, supporting the Centre’s continued growth and development.
Podiatry Assistant & Administrator
Patricia (Tricia) joined the practice in 2018 and brings with her a wealth of experience gained from many years working as an administrator within both the healthcare and insurance sectors. Her deep understanding of our industry, coupled with her exceptional memory for detail, makes her an invaluable member of our administrative team.
Highly knowledgeable about our services and processes, Patricia is adept at problem-solving and is always willing to go the extra mile to assist patients and colleagues alike. She plays a key role in helping patients book the most suitable appointments based on their presenting condition, ensuring that each individual receives the right care from the right clinician. Her approachable nature and clarity of communication make her a reliable first point of contact for queries regarding our treatments and specialist services.
In addition to her front-of-house responsibilities, Patricia is a trained Podiatry Assistant and at times undertakes elements of our gait analysis pathway — including patient set-up, data capture and initial processing — using our clinic’s specialist equipment. She works to established protocols and under podiatrist supervision to ensure accurate, high-quality assessments that support diagnosis and treatment planning.
Administrator
Nina brings a wealth of experience and in-depth knowledge to her role at The London Podiatry Centre. With a strong background in healthcare administration, she plays a vital part in supporting the Director and contributing to the smooth operation of the Centre’s day-to-day activities.
Highly familiar with a wide range of clinical procedures and operational practices, Nina supports both the clinical and administrative sides of the business. She is responsible for maintaining accurate clinical notes and provides secretarial assistance to the Director, ensuring that internal processes run efficiently and professionally.
Nina is also actively involved in patient communication, regularly handling phone enquiries and providing informed, friendly support to patients regarding appointments, procedures, and general queries. Her understanding of practice protocols, health and safety standards, and broader operational requirements allows her to contribute meaningfully to the Centre’s compliance and quality assurance.
Whether she’s helping with administrative tasks, sharing her procedural know-how with the team, or making sure patients receive prompt and attentive service, Nina approaches everything she does with care, precision, and a genuine commitment to maintaining high standards.
Receptionist
Originally from Mauritius, Karine brings warmth, empathy, and a caring nature to her role in healthcare administration. Working part-time on reception at The London Podiatry Centre, she is often one of the first friendly faces to greet patients, providing a welcoming and supportive presence.
Karine also assists with a range of basic administrative duties, contributing to the smooth running of day-to-day operations. Whether she is handling patient bookings, managing enquiries, or supporting the clinical team with general administrative tasks, Karine carries out her work with reliability and a genuine desire to help others. She is trained in our gait analysis pathway and, when needed, helps the team with patient set-up, data capture, and initial processing using our specialist equipment — working to established protocols and under podiatrist supervision.
Having relocated to England five years ago, Karine is fluent in French and brings a valuable multicultural perspective to the team. She thrives in a collaborative environment and enjoys being part of a close-knit and supportive team where patient care is the priority.
Outside of work, Karine has a keen interest in photography, fashion, and dance, and is an enthusiastic football fan. Most importantly, she cherishes her role as a parent and finds great fulfilment in spending quality time with her children. Her caring personality, combined with her diverse background and strong work ethic, makes her a valued member of the team at The London Podiatry Centre.