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Dr. Sherick grew up on a small farm in Idaho learning at a young age the value of hard work and discipline. Many of his tasks would involve using his hands, and complex tools/instrumentation leading to a stable foundation to build upon for a young physician and surgeon.
As a competitive athlete Dr. Sherick sustained several major lower extremity injuries which sparked an interest in patient care, surgical treatment of injuries, and sports medicine. While many would struggle to find a positive outlook on this experience, Dr. Sherick has been able to turn this situation into a positive by being able to have genuine empathy for his patients, while also being able to relate to patients on a personal level.
- Emphasis on Advanced Sports Medicine, Reconstruction, and Trauma of the lower extremity.
- Mountain View, California
- Served as the Chief Resident while named #1 Hospital in Washington, DC region by U.S. News & World Report.
- Falls Church, Virginia & Washington, DC
- Graduated with honors and received the Timothy Holbrook Memorial Award of Excellence in Podiatric Ortho pedics and Sports Medicine.
- Oakland, CA
Dr. Sherick is honored to have had the opportunity to have completed what many in the field of foot & ankle consider the top residency and fellowship programs in the country for this particular field of medicine. He served as the chief resident for the leading level 1 trauma center in the Washington D.C. area before completing his prestigious fellowship at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation in the SF Bay Area. This specific training has blessed Dr. Sherick with the ability to learn under the mentorship of many top national and world-leading surgeons.
For example, during surgical and clinical training Dr. Sherick was trained by physicians and surgeons responsible for treating the following organizations:
Dr. Sherick grew up on a small farm in Idaho learning at a young age the value of hard work and discipline. Many of his tasks would involve using his hands, and complex tools/instrumentation leading to a stable foundation to build upon for a young physician and surgeon.
As a competitive athlete Dr. Sherick sustained several major lower extremity injuries which sparked an interest in patient care, surgical treatment of injuries, and sports medicine. While many would struggle to find a positive outlook on this experience, Dr. Sherick has been able to turn this situation into a positive by being able to have genuine empathy for his patients, while also being able to relate to patients on a personal level.