Dr. Fritz has 28 total years of military service. As a Seal Corpsman, he was assigned to Seal Team One on active duty. He did return to active duty in 1988 to develop a podiatric surgical program at the National Naval Medical Center.

Dr. Baker is an avid runner and enjoys competing in 5K and ½ marathons on a regular basis. She likes to keep her athletes on their toes. She also has a special interest in heel pain, treating patients with state of the art options — both surgical and non-surgical.

Originally from Poughkeepsie, New York. She became interested in a career in foot and ankle surgery after her 20 years experience as a ballet dancer.

Dr. Short completed his training at JFK Medical Center in West Palm Beach, FL. The three year residency provides a high variety of foot and ankle procedures but focuses on major reconstructive surgeries including flatfoot, cavus foot and charcot deformity correction.

Dr. Quinlan grew up in Manalapan, NJ. She wanted to be a physician since her childhood and discovered Podiatry while a student at University of Delaware. She then received a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree in 2014 at Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine in Philadelphia, PA.

My Feet are Ready for Summer
"I was concerned I was going to have ugly feet and toes for life. It's been 1.5 years but well worth the time to have my feet look so good."