Evelyn Heigh-Rosen

Evelyn Heigh-Rosen serves as Assistant Professor at the Arizona College of Podiatric Medicine (Midwestern University), maintaining dual roles in clinical practice at the Multispecialty Clinic Foot and Ankle service and academic instruction. Her appointments include Clinical Director for the Arizona Special Olympics "Fit Feet" program.

Her research focuses on Sports Medicine and Dermatology, with particular emphasis on lower extremity biomechanics, infectious diseases in podiatry, and therapeutic interventions for chronic conditions like plantar fasciitis. Clinical work integrates wound management and sports injury treatment.

Publication analysis reveals consistent contributions to podiatric literature since 2015, with increasing focus on infectious disease case studies (2024-2016) and biomechanics research (2020). Recent work examines atypical pathogens in immunocompromised patients and advanced diagnostic methods.

Professional certifications include:

• American Board of Podiatric Medicine
• American Board of Foot & Ankle Surgery
• American Board of Wound Management

Teaching activities include Medical Imaging (2024-2025) and Podiatric Dermatology courses. She mentors through clinical instruction while leading community health initiatives for Special Olympics athletes.