Medical care of
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Dylan Jamieson
Dr. Dylan Jamieson, DPM
Chief of Surgery
Dr. Dylan Jamieson is certified by the American Podiatric Medical Association and the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery.
Dr. Jamieson lives in Bealton, VA, and is an avid White-Water Kayaker and pug enthusiast.
Dr. Dylan Jamieson specializes in foot and ankle medicine and surgery, particularly trauma, sports medicine, diabetic wound care, pediatrics, and reconstructive surgery. He routinely performs both forefoot surgery and hindfoot and ankle surgery. Dr. Jamieson graduated from Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine in Ohio and completed a three-year podiatric surgical residency at Womack Army Medical Center in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Dr. Jamieson obtained his undergraduate degree from Christopher Newport University.
Dr. Jamieson Served as an active-duty Captain within the Army at Walter Reed Medical Center. He is involved with the education of podiatric residents.
Patrick Felton
Dr. Patrick Felton, DPM
Podiatric Medical Director
Dr. Felton is in his 27th year of delivering high-quality Podiatric Care to patients.
Dr. Felton’s interest in Podiatry has its origins while taking a Biomechanics and Kinesiology class in his second semester of undergraduate studies while aiming to become a Physical Therapist and Sports Medicine Rehab specialist.
Realizing that the foot was not only the integral foundation of support for the entire body but also intricate in it’s design, Dr. Felton changed career paths to Podiatry.
Dr. Felton has vast experience in nonsurgical and surgical care of Podiatric Conditions in various areas of the country.
During his career, he has had the opportunity to be on staff of a Professional Sports Team (Florida Panthers of the NHL), a high school team physician (Coconut Creek High School in Coral Springs, Florida) , Medical Co-Director for the Harrisburg (PA) Marathon, as well as a volunteer coach for a variety of Youth Sports Teams over the past 23 years.
Dr. Felton has also had the pleasure to treat a two-time winner of the Under Armour Baltimore Marathon, and helped the runner overcome severe plantar fasciitis en route to these historic victories
Dr. Felton doesn’t just stand on the sidelines, however.He participates in competitive cycling across all disciplines of road and off-road events and often starts his day at 3:30 a.m. in the gym. Dr. Felton is also heavily invested in the adage that “we are what we eat” and helps patients understand that their nutritional and dietary habits also have an impact on foot health. Dr. Felton appreciates the fact that his patients rely on their feet and that their foot health often requires multiple approaches, often in conjunction with other fields of medicine. As a foot and ankle surgeon, Dr. Felton has focused on continually evolving technologies and techniques, including minimally invasive techniques, to help surgical patients achieve recovery at a faster rate with a decreased chance of postoperative complications.
Dr. Felton also uses the same cutting-edge theories in his approach to wound care, including biological dressings that closely match the body’s own skin healing components so that wound healing potential is maximized.
Aside from his career and sports pursuits, Dr Felton also enjoys fly-tying and fly-fishing, hiking, home organic gardening, and,along with his wife Lisa, being a pet parent to their English Staffordshire and their Chihuahua-French Bulldog mix as they await one of their six adult children to eventually make them grandparents in the future.
Husang Lee
Dr. Husang Lee, DPM
Podiatrist
Dr. Husang Lee is a podiatric foot and ankle surgeon who began his educational journey at the University of Florida, where he earned his bachelor’s in Health Education and Behavior, complemented by a certificate in Public Health, before graduating with a Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine from Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine.
He received post-graduate training at Metrowest Medical Center, a Tufts-affiliated hospital, St. Vincent’s Hospital, and the University of Massachusetts Hospital. He has received extensive experience and education in wound care, trauma, reconstructive surgery, sports medicine, and elective surgery. He is skilled in various medical technologies and procedures, including arthroscopy and minimally invasive surgery.
In addition to his clinical and surgical experience, Dr. Lee has contributed to research, including literature reviews for the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons.
As a fluent speaker of both English and Korean, Dr. Lee values diverse patient interactions and strives to provide compassionate, comprehensive care.
As a strong advocate for community service, Dr. Lee has volunteered and treated at multiple marathons in Philadelphia and Boston. Dr. Lee has participated in multiple medical mission trips, including surgical missions to Honduras and outreach programs in Haiti, Nicaragua, and the Bahamas. He is committed to addressing healthcare disparities, improving healthcare accessibility, and improving patient outcomes and satisfaction both locally and internationally.
His involvement in professional organizations, such as the American Podiatric Medical Association and the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, reflects his commitment to continuous learning and professional development to provide better care for his patients.
Jon Houseworth
Dr. Jon Houseworth, DPM
Podiatrist
Dr. Jon Houseworth was raised in rural central Illinois and received his Bachelor’s in Integrative Biology from the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign.
While there, Dr. Houseworth was co-captain of the men’s cross country and track teams. His passion for running greatly influenced his desire to become a podiatrist.
Dr. Houseworth attended Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine, followed by a surgical residency at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach, FL. During residency, Dr. Houseworth received extensive training in all aspects of podiatric medicine and surgery, with a focus on Diabetic Limb Preservation/Wound Management and Sports Medicine.
Dr. Houseworth was twice voted by his co-residents as “resident of the year” and served as Chief Resident. Since completing residency, Dr. Houseworth was a full-time faculty member of Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine, teaching a variety of courses to the medical students in the classroom including radiology, anesthesiology, and surgical seminars.
In the clinical setting, Dr. Houseworth was associate residency director for the Mount Sinai (FL) Podiatry Surgical Residency Program, teaching residents and students on hospital rounds and in the operating room. Dr. Houseworth was voted “Clinical Faculty of the Year” on multiple occasions by the students at Barry University. Dr. Houseworth has participated in multiple studies devoted to diabetic limb preservation and wound management, including co-authoring multiple publications and performing national lectures on the topics.
Dr. Houseworth’s passion is patient care and improving the lives of any patient he treats. Dr. Houseworth is board certified in wound care, and his areas of special interest include: diabetic limb salvage, wound care, sports medicine, plantar fasciitis, and orthotics. Dr. Houseworth enjoys to spend his free time outdoors running, golfing, and spending time with friends and family.
