The Hall Bank Clinic Team takes pride in all treatments making Healthy Feet, Happy Feet.
About Us
Meet The Team
Sally Hadfield
Lead Podiatrist
Victoria Rice
Podiatrist
Sian Parker-Perry
Foot Health Practitioner
The Lead Podiatrist at Hall Bank Clinic. Sally qualifying in 2009 from the University of Salford. Since she has worked in Hospitals and Clinics throughout Derbyshire as an Advanced Podiatrist, Band 7. Sally gained extensive knowledge in the High-Risk Foot, Peripheral Arterial Disease, Foot Pain Clinics, Routine podiatry, Nail Surgery, Anaesthetics, Biomechanics and Cortisone Steroid injections and Podiatric Surgery.
Sally believes her 10 years within the NHS Podiatry has given her a firm knowledge, enabling her to offer to treat all foot health conditions. Private practice allows her to make the most of her skills and create bespoke treatment plans. Sally has a passion to fix foot problems, delighting in the difference she makes to peoples quality of life.
Sally's vision of Hall Bank Clinic is to provide a unique, friendly service where clients can have foot problems resolved, leaving with Healthy Feet and Happy Feet.
Victoria graduated from Salford university in 2019 with a first class honours degree in Podiatry and has been working in a mixture of the NHS and a private practice ever since.
Reducing pain and improving quality of life is her number one goal. Whether this is by enucleating a corn, offloading painful areas, helping with heel pain or anything else, she aims to have every patient leave more comfortable than when they walked in.
Her special interests are in dermatology, diabetes and long term pain reduction.
Prior to podiatry Victoria gained a BSc in Zoology and an MSc in Conservation Biology. She spent time living in Switzerland, then London working for a charity before deciding to study Podiatry and settling in the Peak District.
Out of work you can often find her at the top of a hill hiking and chasing sunsets with her husband. She loves long distance multi day hiking trails, having completed the West Highland Way (154km/96miles), GR20 in Corsica (180km/112 miles) and most recently the short but sweet Gritstone trail (56km/35miles) that starts rather close to home in Disley. She enjoys discussing the latest functional footwear and hiking socks!
Sian is a Foot Healthcare Practitioner (FHP) registered with The College of Foot Health, a branch of the Institute of chiropodist and Podiatrist. As a Foot Health Practitioner Sian is able to treat; troublesome and thick nails, callus, corns, fungal and verruca’s.
Sian trained as a Foot Health Practitioner after paying privately for orthopaedic care for her young old son, as well as being mindful of ageing parents and in-laws. A profession in Health Care was a natural direction to train. She studied hard and qualified in 2021.
Sian has a passion for foot health, keeping her clients as comfortable as possible so their feet is the least of their worries.
Outside of work Sian enjoys family life, walks in the Peak District and watching films.