Daryl Susigan

Daryl Susigan is a Lecturer in Podiatry at Monash University's School of Primary and Allied Health Care. He holds clinical roles as a Podiatrist and Student Placement Coordinator at Peninsula Health. His expertise includes high-risk foot management, non-medical prescribing practices, and undergraduate/postgraduate podiatry education.

Education:

• Bachelor of Health Sciences/Masters of Podiatric Practice, La Trobe University
• Graduate Certificate in Higher Education, La Trobe University

Research Focus: Investigates clinical interventions in podiatry, particularly the efficacy of Far Infra-red (FIR) socks in maintaining blood flow and thermal regulation. His work bridges clinical practice with educational initiatives to improve student placement experiences.

Collaborations: Primary Chief Investigator in 'The Sock Project' (funded by Mornington Peninsula Post Polio Support Group), exploring FIR sock applications in healthcare. Engaged in multidisciplinary research addressing patient care innovations.