>> My name is Harold David Schoenhaus.
I'm a podiatric physician and surgeon.
Break down is I see patients with a variety of foot and ankle problems from pediatric
to geriatric, everything in between.
Surgical reconstructive patients, arthritic patients,
patients who require joint replacement surgery, trauma.
So my day is busy.
Tuesday is in the operating room doing the reconstructive surgery
that is necessary to improve patient's lives.
I'll do anything from repair of a bunion deformity to a total ankle joint replacement,
arthroscopy, fusions of joints, reconstructive surgery, flat foot reconstruction.
So it's a variety of procedures that I'll perform.
You can do a total ankle joint replacement, that's a huge undertaking.
When you do charcot reconstruction which is a disease in diabetics,
with complete breakdown of the entire foot.
And you're trying to reconstruct it and possibly build a frame around that.
That's creative and- and difficult.
I've been an educator for a good number of years.
I'm a full professor at Temple University, School of Podiatric Medicine.
Heavy into academics, research, and- and writing publications and lecturing.
So the patient contact, as I've gotten older,
has gotten a little less just because of physical demands.
And the other areas of expertise that I'm related to in the educational forum.