Hello, I’m Jenna – the founder and lead podiatrist at Foot Formula: The Science of Feet, based in Linthwaite. Since graduating with a BSc (Hons) in Podiatry from the University of Huddersfield in 2018, I have been committed to continuous professional development to ensure my patients receive the most effective, evidence-based care available.

My passion lies in musculoskeletal (MSK) podiatry, sports injury rehabilitation, and biomechanical assessments. I pride myself on using advanced diagnostic tools and technologies to identify the root causes of pain and discomfort, and to design tailored treatment and rehabilitation plans that help my patients return to full function.

My Qualifications & Training Include:

• Certificate in Basic Life Support
• Certificate in Administration of Local Analgesia
• Trained in Nail Reconstruction Techniques
• Certified in Laser Therapy for Podiatric Conditions
• Gait and Motion Analysis Specialist
• Ongoing Training In:
• Injection Therapy
• Diganostic Ultrasound

At Foot Formula, I’ve created a welcoming clinic environment equipped with state-of-the-art technology to support accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. I enjoy working closely with each patient to create personalised care pathways, whether for routine foot care, minor surgical procedures, or complex injury rehabilitation.

Above all, my goal is to ensure every patient leaves their appointment feeling like they’re walking on air – whether they visit for general foot care or advanced podiatric treatment.

I look forward to welcoming you – and your feet – to the clinic soon!

Hi I’m Andrew, I was involved in industrial sales for over 30 years, taking early retirement in 2021. As a keen runner into middle age, my interest in sports injuries and foot care have led me to completing Diplomas in Sports Massage Therapy, Nursing Midwifery and Allied Health Science, and I am now in my second year as a Podiatry BSc Degree student at Huddersfield Universiy.

Hi, I’m Jinea, a bubbly podiatrist with experience in vascular surgery and I also work part time within the NHS. I have a real passion for helping people feel comfortable and cared for. I’m a real people’s person and always try to create a warm, relaxed environment where patients feel at ease from the moment they walk in. I’ve always loved learning and take pride in my education which is why I have always pushed myself to achieve highly throughout my studies and career, so if I’m not in clinic I’m usually lost in a good book or finding a new topic to obsess over.

I have a special interest in surgery, rheumatology, diabetes, and dermatology, and I genuinely enjoy meeting people from all walks of life. I like to keep appointments friendly and full of good energy because medicine should never feel intimidating. Expect lots of reassurance, easy conversation, and the occasional terrible joke that I’ll probably laugh at more than you do.

Outside of clinic I love being in nature, finding the best matcha spots, and spending time playing badminton or archery with friends or my siblings. My aim is always to make patients feel comfortable, confident, and leave smiling.

So… what are you waiting for? Your feet deserve the VIP treatment too. Looking forward to meeting you in clinic!

I am an MSK Physiotherapist with experience treating a wide range of conditions, including lower back pain, tendinopathies, sports injuries, and other musculoskeletal disorders.My passion for physiotherapy began at the age of five, driven by a fascination with how the human body works. Nearly 20 years later, that same passion motivates me to provide the highest standard of care through my thorough assessments, evidence-based treatment, and personalised rehabilitation plans.I hold a Level 4 Diploma in Sports Massage and a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy from the University of Bolton. Throughout my career, I have worked across the UK with a variety of healthcare providers and organisations, gaining valuable experience and continually developing my clinical skills.My goal is to help you recover from injury, improve your function, reduce pain, and maintain long-term physical health, enabling you to get back to doing the things that matter most to you.