Program Highlights

Early hands-on experience and a holistic approach to patient care with an emphasis on lower extremity.
Assessments to prepare students for national board exams.
Exceptional facilities at LECOM, including a newly constructed space dedicated to the School of Podiatric Medicine.
A broad range of clinical training experiences from outpatient inner city to rural clinics, sports medicine, inpatient care, and the Senior Living Center associated with the Institute for Aging, all part of the LECOM Health System.
Rotations and interactions with the residents at the LECOM Millcreek Community Hospital’s podiatric medical and surgical residency program.

Sample LECOM Podiatry Coursework

Biochemistry
Clinical Neuroscience
Embryology
Gross Anatomy
Human Sexuality
Microbiology
Musculoskeletal System
Operating Room Protocols
Pathology
Pharmacology
Physiology

Podiatry 4+4

Why pursue podiatry at Geneseo?

A partnership with Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) School of Podiatric Medicine facilitates early admission and guarantees SUNY Geneseo two spots in each year’s student cohort. Based on a successful interview within their first two years at Geneseo, students will be offered provisional admission to LECOM. Geneseo graduates of any major with sufficient pre-med coursework may then enter LECOM and work toward a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) degree.

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Program Options

LECOM’s School of Podiatric Medicine will accept any SUNY Geneseo BA or BS degree accompanied by appropriate pre-med coursework. The following Geneseo degrees are those most aligned with LECOM’s admission requirements.