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NICHOLAS M. ROMANSKY, D.P.M.
Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery;
Board Certified in foot and ankle surgery

ADDRESS:Offices:
101 N. Monroe Street
Media, PA 19063
Phone (610) 565-3668
Fax (610) 565-9722

824 Main Street, STE 303
Phoenixville, PA 19460
Phone (610) 933-8644
Fax (610) 933-2680

Home:
6 Greenstone Way
Malvern, PA 19355
(610) 648-0895

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
American College of Foot Surgeons
American Podiatric Medical Associations
American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine
American College of Sports Medicine
American Academy of Podiatric Management
National Soccer Coaches Association of America
CURRENT POSITION:
Healthmark Foot and Ankle Associates, P.C., 1987- Present Private practice limited to comprehensive foot and ankle care, podiatric consultations, reconstructive surgery and sport injury

Team physician for the Men & Women’s United States World Cup, National & Olympic Soccer Teams 1987 to present

Podiatric Consultant to Philadelphia Phillies Professional Baseball Team 2007 to present

Team Podiatrist Philadelphia Kixx Professional Indoor Soccer Team 1999 to present

Staff Polyclinic Foot and Ankle Specialist, International Olympic Committee, Summer Olympics 2004, Athens, Greece

Venue Medical Director FIFA Woman’s Soccer World Cup Fall 2003-Philadelphia Responsible for organizing and managing the medical staff. This includes recruitment & implementation of emergency physician and medical staff members, game day protocol, organization of credentialing information and the role of Goodwill Ambassador

Board of Directors, The Pennsylvania State University, Department of Health and Human Development. July 1, 2005 to present

Design Consultant, Gel Smart Advanced Polymer Technology Company- clinical trials and evaluation of tri-dimensional polymer gel products

Consultant to major U.S. shoe/sneaker companies- active in design and performances of cleated and running/basketball footwear

Editorial Advisor, Podiatry Today Magazine, HMP Productions

Scientific Program Director, New England Region 1 Meeting-American Podiatric Medical Association 1999-2002


EDUCATION:
Postgraduate Training
Ankle and Foot Orthopedic Fellowship Fellow: Richard A. Nolan, M.D. Hayward Hospital and Private Practice Hayward, California

Hayward Hospital
Hayward, California Second year residency, Chief resident of first year residents

Riverside Hospital
Toledo, Ohio First year residency

Medical School
Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine (1980-1984) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107 Degree: D.P.M.

Graduate School
The Pennsylvania State University (1978-1980) University Park, Pennsylvania Degree: M.S., Exercise Physiology/Cardiac Rehabilitation Specialist

Undergraduate
Hartwick College (1974-1978) Oneonta, New York 13820 Degree: B.A., ISP, Human and Environmental Studies

High School
Bay Shore High School (1971-1974) Bay Shore, L.I., New York 11706

 
LICENSURE:

Pennsylvania (SC-003145-L)
California(E-3299)
New Jersey (MD-02377)

Secrets To Preventing and Treating Baseball Injuries, HMP Communications LLC, Malvern, PA . May 2008, pp 58-66.

Essential Insights on Treating Fifth Metatarsal Fractures, HMP Communications LLC, Malvern, PA. April 2006, pp. 77-82.

How to Triumph over Shin Pain-Podiatry Today, HMP Productions, Wayne, PA June 2003, pp. 28-36.

How to Differentiate and Treat Tendon Pathology- Podiatry Today, HMP Productions, Wayne, PA December 2001, pp. 30-35.

Chapter Soccer Injuries, World Update- Second edition of book entitled Sports Injuries of Lower Extremity- Churchill-Livingstone- November, 1999.

Aneurysmal Bone Cyst- Case history, five year follow-up and literature review, accepted for publication in Journal of Foot Surgery, 1995.

Constriction Band Syndrome- Journal of American Podiatric Medicine & Surgery, June 1995.

Soccer Injuries, a chapter in Sports Injuries of the Lower Extremity by Steven Subotnick, D.P.M. for Churchill-Livingstone Publishers, 1989.

Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome & Automobile Collisions- accepted for publication in Journal of Foot Surgery, 1985.

Case History: Allergic Reaction to Cortisporin Drops after Phenol & Alcohol Nail Avulsion-submitted for publication JAPA.

Tarsal Tunnel and Low Back Syndrome- Journal of Foot Surgery, July 1986.

USOC/NSCAA Study on Specificity of High Level Training and Soccer Performance, 1985.

Effect of Shoe Type, Shoe Vintage and Surface Type on Lower Extremity Injuries in the Sport Soccer, The Pennsylvania State University, October 1980.

Hypervitaminosis A, An Uncommon Entity, 1981.

The Effect of Electrical Stimulation in Wound Healing in Diabetic Mice, Journal of American Podiatric Medical Association, February 1984.

Thesis topic, copyright and published, “Epidemiological Examination of U.S. Men’s Collegiate Soccer Injuries” using computerized statistical analysis of National Athletic Injury/Illness Reporting System data, The Pennsylvania State University, June 1980.

The Incidence of Ciguatera Human Fish Poisoning, St. Thomas, USVI, Knud Hansen Hospital, National Oceanic & Atmosperic Contract NOAA 28-79 (task 3), February 1980.

Doping- 1972 to present (I.O.C. paper on Drug use in the Olympic Games) The Pennsylvania State University, 1979.

Training Effects of Glycogen Depletion- The Pennsylvania State University, 1979.

OTHER NOTEWORTHY PUBLICATIONS

From Sole to Goal: Reinventing the soccer shoe. Biomechanics Magazine, CMP Media LLC, Volume XII, No. 4, April 2005, pp.28-35.

Separating the Buzz from Biomechanics: A guide to Athlete Shoe Trends and Innovations, Podiatry Management Magazine, Volume 23, No. 8, October 2004. pp.85-97.