Our Team

Angelo Salerno

Podiatric Surgeon

A Podiatric Surgeon with over fifteen years of surgical practice specialising in reconstructive and elective surgery of the foot, Angelo continues to advance his surgical repertoire by providing patients the option of minimal incision surgery (MIS) in isolation or in combination with traditional approaches.

Angelo also has vast experience with occupational related musculoskeletal injuries of the foot and ankle including novel assessment of gait related disturbances utilising F-scan plantar pressure analysis.

Angelo is the Chief Executive Officer and principle foot surgeon at Adelaide Ambulatory Day Surgery.  Located at the East Adelaide Medical Centre, AADS is an accredited. licenced facility that offers patients the convenience and the affordability of having foot surgery and procedures performed with the highest level of safety within a day surgery setting.

Angelo is a visiting lecturer at the University of SA in podiatric surgery clinical studies 400 and provides observational placements for undergraduate podiatry students. He is a reviewer for The Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery and was awarded a Fellowship with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. Angelo has also held the position of Vice President of The Australasian College of Podiatric Surgeons.

Outside of work Angelo enjoys challenging himself physically and mentally and is an avid practicer of yoga. He has achieved personal goals such as climbing to base camp at Mt Everest and trekking to Machu Picchu and Ausangate in the Andes of Peru.

Dale Marriott

Podiatrist at Murray Bridge

Areas of Interest: Sports, Orthotics, Nail Surgery, paediatrics and injury rehabilitation. Dale joined Footmed after concluding practice in rural South Australia in early 2017.

He successfully completed his Podiatry studies at the University of South Australia, where he also studied Human Movement. Dale holds qualifications as a Gym Instructor and Personal Trainer. By combining the skills and knowledge gained from his experience in both disciplines, Dale approaches concerns from a whole body perspective, rather than simply looking at the feet in isolation. By assessing the body as a whole, and how the feet function together with the rest of the body, Dale is well equipped to assist with a broad range of foot and leg concerns.

Dale enjoys many facets of podiatry including nail surgery, paediatrics, orthotics and sports injury rehab. Coming from a sporting background, he has a special interest in musculoskeletal therapy, particularly in relation to using exercise instead of medication as a treatment option.