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Dr. Adam J Teichman is a podiatric physician and surgeon specializing in the treatment of all aspects of foot and ankle disorders. He has been at the forefront of adopting the latest techniques and technology available for correction of deformities and improvement of function. Having comprehensive knowledge and experience in time-tested podiatric procedures, he continues to further refine and modify these techniques to achieve enhanced outcomes for his patients with shorter recovery times, minimal to no pain and aesthetic appearance. Dr. Teichman attended Colorado State University where he completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise and Sport Science with a concentration on Sports Medicine. He pursued his podiatric medical education at the California College of Podiatric Medicine (CCPM) in San Francisco, which was closely affiliated with UCSF Medical School. Dr. Teichman spent his 4th year of podiatric medical education in Tacoma, Washington, dividing his time between the Madigan Army Medical Center and Tacoma Veterans Affair Hospital where he completed his clinical rotations. After receiving his degree of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) from CCPM, he completed a surgical residency program at St. Mary’s Hospital in Hoboken, New Jersey, with three years of advanced surgical training in comprehensive foot and ankle surgery. He also earned a three-year certificate in lower extremity foot and ankle reconstruction. During this time, he also gained extensive knowledge in foot and ankle trauma surgery, sports medicine, diabetic foot management and biomechanics. Following successful completion of this advanced surgical and wound care training program, Dr. Teichman moved to the Lehigh Valley, where he is involved with training residents and acts as an attending faculty surgeon to the residency program at St. Luke’s Hospital. He is also a staff podiatrist at the wound healing center at Easton Hospital and is owner and founder of PA Foot & Ankle Associates in Allentown, Reading, and Easton, Pennsylvania.