In 1998 Dr. Nick Perry opened the Regina Family Foot Clinic with Dr. Mino Deiana. Their mission is to provide top of service podiatric medicine in a knowledgeable and friendly manner. Dr Perry has a vast array of experience in the podiatric field and specializes in diabetes as it pertains to podiatry, biomechanics, podopediatrics, general podiatric care and foot mobilization therapy (FMT). He is currently one of three podiatrists in the province certified to perform FMT. He is passionate about foot care education and speaks to a variety of groups, both community and professional.

Dr. Nick Perry was born and raised in the United Kingdom and completed his studies in 1981 in Podiatric Medicine in London at the University of Westminster – Division of Podiatric Medicine.

Prior to immigrating to Canada, he was employed in the public and private practice in Buckinghamshire for five years. He worked in public practice in Rosetown, Saskatchewan from 1985 to 1990. In 1990 he was selected to become the Director of the Saskatchewan Podiatry Program and directed the program until 1995. He then performed consulting work for the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health from 1995 until 1998, when he went back into Private Practice.

In 1995 Dr. Perry authored a scientific article entitled “Lowering the risk of amputation in Type II Diabetes”, which looked at the costs associated with lower extremity amputation in Saskatchewan. This was subsequently published in the Saskatchewan Epidemiology Journal.

Outside of work his interests are woodworking, fostering rescue cats and racing vintage snowmobiles (because they didn’t have any of these in England!). His goal in patient care is to provide evidence-based podiatric medicine to his patients in a confident, knowledgeable and friendly manner.

Dr. Axel Rohrmann’s passion is feet and foot health and he will stop at nothing to get you back on your feet. Dr. Axel Rohrmann has many specialties including diabetic footcare, wound care, nail and soft tissue surgeries and custom foot orthotic therapy.

Born and raised in South Africa, Dr. Rohrmann completed his studies in Podiatric Medicine through the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. In 2000, he moved to Singapore, where he set up Podiatry services in Changi General Hospital and served as head of the program for the next four years. Then, looking for new challenges, he worked in a number of other hospitals and clinics, helping to set up several podiatry programs.

In 2005 – 2006, Dr. Rohrmann took on a position with ASICS South East Asia as lead in their research and development team while participating in a reality TV show for budding business entrepreneurs. Ultimately, Dr. Rohrmann and his partner, Mr. Andy Zhao, won this competition, which assisted in developing a franchise opportunity for a shoe retail concept store, providing dress shoes with both fashion desire and sport shoe technology.

In the summer of 2007, he arrived in Canada and immediately started work with the Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region Podiatry program, for which he was the Clinical Head Podiatrist. During his time with the RQHR, he established a High Risk Foot Clinic with a focus on wound care, limb salvage and amputation prevention. He also developed strong ties with the Michener Institute of Toronto and was awarded status appointment as clinical educator.

Dr. Rohrmann serves on various provincial and national boards, committees, and advisory panels to promote best practices in podiatry. Some of these include the Canadian Federation of Podiatric Medicine, Saskatchewan College of Podiatrists, Canadian Diabetes Association and Wounds Canada.