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New York College of Podiatric Medicine Spry Image Slideshow - Basic : 250 x 200 Sidebar Slideshow 1 Email Foot Center of NY Library Services Contact Us my.NYCPM Welcome The Premier Podiatric College Greeting From the President Greeting From the Dean History of the College Board of Trustees Executive Administrative Staff Outcomes Clery Disclosures Vision and Mission Directions to the College Prospective Students Admission to NYCPM NYCPM Viewbook FAQs Outcomes ApplicationWonkDepartments College Catalog Curriculum Scholarships Financial Aid Tuition Housing Directions to the College Podiatry as a Profession Pre-Health Internship Open House & Exploratory Visits Admissions E-newsletter Request Information Student Mentoring Network Students Calendars College Catalog Financial Aid Graduation Handbook Tuition Student Services Registrar Student Handbook Sexual Violence Policy Organizations & Clubs Publications NYCPM Shop Faculty Alumni Registrar Facebook Classifieds NYCPM Legal Services News & Events News Events GME & CMEStandingMedical Education Graduate Medical Education Apply Now for Spring and Fall 2019 Open House Events Interactive NYCPM Statement of Accreditation Featured DPM We are pleased to salute Jay N. Bhuta, DPM as NYCPM website’s Featured DPM. Dr. Bhuta graduated from NYCPM in 2012. He grew up in New Jersey and attended Rutgers University, where he received his BS in Biology, Math, and Education. He is currently in private practice and is the Residency Director at Saint Barnabas Health in Livingston, New Jersey.              After graduating from Rutgers, Dr. Bhuta taught at a upper school in Newark and worked at a publishing visitor in New York City. He spent time traveling to over 70 countries and exploring variegated career options. He ultimately chose podiatric medicine considering he wanted a career where he would help others, be challenged daily, and have a work-life balance. Dr. Bhuta enjoys the many facets of medical practice that this profession has to offer.             Dr. Bhuta’s time at NYCPM was a formative one. He was president of his matriculation and of the Student Association, and participated in the International Podiatry Club. He played an integral part in founding the peer tutoring program and helped to revive the Podiatric Medical Review at NYCPM, the only student-run podiatric medical journal. Looking when on his school years, he can attest to the fact that early exposure to a wide variety of pathologies through NYCPM’s clinical rotations laid the foundation for his successes in residency. However, among his myriad school experiences, Dr. Bhuta cherishes the strong immuration he forged with his colleagues during his four years at NYCPM.             Dr. Bhuta completed his residency at Saint Barnabas in Livingston, New Jersey. He credits the unrenowned training he received from the late Jonathan Haber, DPM, the former director of the program there. He feels a duty to add to Dr. Haber’s legacy at Saint Barnabas. As the current Residency Director, he is expanding the wonk aspects of the program by including increasingly installment reading, periodical clubs, monthly guest lecturers and hands-on cadaver labs every two months. He believes that residents receive the weightier training when attendings provide a variety of opinions and approaches. As such, he urgently recruits young surgeons to add new perspectives to the training. He moreover broadens the career prospects of his residents by preparing them for all the aspects of working in the private sector, transitioning to teaching, and standing on to a fellowship.             In his practice, Dr. Bhuta focuses on sports and traumatic injuries, reconstructions, and tremorous conditions. Although he is a surgeon, he cautions that the weightier medical practice is to remember that surgery is not unchangingly the weightier treatment modality, as patients can often be treated conservatively. And when surgical intervention is necessary, it is essential to know how to work up a patient from the whence all the way to the end of post-operative care. Dr. Bhuta believes that the podiatric field needs to protract towers relationships with other medical specialties, such as orthopedics, vascular surgery, and unstipulated surgery, and to add to the medical research literature.                            As a podiatric physician, Dr. Bhuta’s translating to prospective students is to take the time to try and fathom what podiatry as a profession has to offer. It is important to understand the time, nonflexible work, and dedication it takes to wilt a physician. He encourages prospective students to map out goals and plans to unzip them, so that they can have a well-spoken focus going forward.              As a Residency Director, he advises current students to take the time to visit programs, spend time with current residents, and learn the strengths and weaknesses of programs. Current students should spend time studying, reading textbooks and periodical articles, and practicing OR techniques, and learn to wastefulness both taking initiative and stuff a team player. Aside from his private practice and his role as Residency Director, Dr. Bhuta is moreover a member of American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons and the New Jersey Podiatric Medical Society. He enjoys traveling, teaching, towers furniture from scratch, and spending time with his friends and family. This vendible was written by: Priam Sandilya,Matriculationof 2019   Upcoming Events News Click here for the current Footprints Newsletter and archives of past issues and news wares HEADLINES     Deputy Board Chairman Dr. Rock Positano Advocates for Podiatry with White House Advisor Kudlow and Other Washington Contacts     Get to Know NYCPM’s Faculty: Marianne Surasi, BSN, DPM (’90), DABMSP    Matriculationof 2022 Receives White Coats     Summer is for International Collaborations at NYCPM     2018 Residency Fair Was … Big! Ⓒ2018 New York College of Podiatric Medicine • 53 East 124th Street New York, NY 10035 Accreditation  •  Privacy