Advanced Foot Care Nurse Training in Partnership with The AFCN Learning Institute
Advance your nursing career with the Advanced Foot Care Nurse Course through the AFCN Learning Institute! Designed for Nurses across Canada, this program combines interactive online theory with hands-on clinical training in Ottawa, Ontario.
As an AFCN-approved clinical partner and educator, I provide one-on-one, three-day in-person training at my independent foot care practice at Becky & Co. Medical Foot Care. Participants gain practical experience, refine techniques, and build confidence under expert guidance.
The curriculum follows CAFCN National Competencies, covering foot anatomy, pathophysiology, infection control, wound care, risk assessment, and biomechanics. Every aspect is evidence-based, patient-focused, and aligned with national standards, ensuring nurses meet the highest professional benchmarks.
Whether you’re looking to expand your scope of practice, gain confidence, or deliver safe, high-quality foot care in your community, this course offers a flexible, supportive pathway to professional growth. Enroll today and join a growing network of skilled Advanced Foot Care Nurses across Canada.
Choosing the Right Shoes for Comfort & Safety
Choosing the Right Shoes for Comfort & Safety
Step safely with the best shoes for seniors in Ottawa . Discover foot care tips to prevent falls, improve comfort & support independence.
Easy Foot Exercises to Keep You Active
Easy Foot Exercises to Keep You Active
Boost strength & balance with simple senior foot exercises . Ottawa foot care tips to improve circulation, mobility & independence daily.
Daily Foot Care Tips Every Senior Should Know
Daily Foot Care Tips Every Senior Should Know
Discover daily foot care tips for seniors in Ottawa. Simple habits to prevent pain, improve mobility & keep feet healthy at home or in care.
Why Healthy Feet Are the Key to Staying Independent as You Age
Why Healthy Feet Are the Key to Staying Independent as You Age
Stay active & independent with healthy feet! Learn how Ottawa senior foot care prevents falls, improves mobility & supports overall health.
Becoming a Foot Care Nurse in Ottawa: Training, Careers & Opportunities 👣
Looking to become a Foot Care Nurse in Ottawa? At Becky’s Medical Foot Care, we offer hands-on, one-on-one clinical training designed to prepare nurses for a rewarding and in-demand career in advanced foot care. Our Ottawa-based clinical placement provides practical experience in diabetic foot care, skin and nail treatments, infection control, and preventive education — all essential skills for today’s healthcare professionals. Receive your Certificate of Completion, gain confidence working with real clients, and get ready for the upcoming National Foot Care Nurse Certification. Flexible scheduling, expert mentorship, and personalized instruction make this the top choice for nurses seeking to advance their careers in medical foot care in Ottawa, Ontario.
👣 My Top 5 Foot Care Essentials (With Amazon Links!)
Discover my top 5 foot care essentials for smooth, healthy feet at home! From moisturizing creams to callus tools and protective padding, these simple staples make a big difference — and they’re easy to find on Amazon Canada. 👣✨
How I Follow CNO Best Practice Guidelines as an Independent Foot Care Nurse in Ontario
As a foot care nurse in Ontario running my own practice, following the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) guidelines is not just a requirement — it’s the foundation of how I deliver safe, ethical, and professional care every day.
Summer Foot Care Tips from Becky’s Foot Care
Keep your feet healthy and sandal-ready this summer with expert tips from a professional foot care nurse at Becky’s Foot Care. Learn how to prevent dry, cracked heels, avoid foot fungus, protect against sunburn, and treat calluses and blisters naturally. For expert summer foot care services in The Ottawa Area, book an appointment today!
How to Prevent Corns and Calluses - Advice from a Foot Care Nurse
Looking to prevent corns and calluses naturally? Discover expert foot care tips from a foot care nurse at Becky’s Foot Care. Learn how to choose the right shoes, use protective pads, moisturize dry feet, and safely exfoliate to keep your feet smooth and pain-free. Book professional foot care services today in Ottawa, Ontario!
What Sets Me Apart as a Foot Care Nurse
Becky Smith, RN and owner of Becky’s Foot Care, provides professional, compassionate foot care services tailored to seniors, diabetics, and individuals with mobility challenges. As a registered nurse, she offers in-home and clinic-based foot care with a focus on skin health, circulation, and overall wellness. Discover the difference a qualified foot care nurse makes.
Why Foot Care Isn’t Just a Pedicure: What Makes Medical Foot Care Different?
Medical foot care isn’t just a pedicure—it’s professional, health-focused treatment from a registered nurse. At Becky’s Foot Care, we specialize in diabetic foot care, callus and nail management, and preventative care for seniors and those with chronic conditions. Discover the difference a foot care nurse makes in your overall wellness.
The Benefits of Elevating Your Legs: Simple, Effective, and Easy to Do!
Discover the benefits of leg elevation for healthier feet and improved circulation. At Becky’s Foot Care, we recommend elevating your legs to reduce swelling, relieve tired feet, prevent varicose veins, and support overall leg health. Learn how this simple, daily habit can make a big difference—especially for seniors and those with chronic foot or leg issues.
Foot Care Isn’t Just for People with Diabetes
Foot care is essential for everyone—not just those with diabetes. At Becky’s Foot Care, we provide expert foot care for all ages, helping prevent common issues like calluses, cracked heels, and ingrown nails. Whether you’re an active adult, senior, or athlete, regular foot care promotes healthy, strong feet and supports your overall well-being.
Meet Becky: A Passion for Foot Care, Family, and Life
A little about Becky…. The woman behind the mask.
Step Into Spring: Fresh Foot Care Tips for the New Season
Step into spring with healthy, happy feet! At Becky’s Foot Care, we share expert tips to refresh your foot care routine for the new season—from treating dry winter skin and checking your footwear to prioritizing nail care and booking professional treatments. Perfect for anyone looking to prevent foot problems and enjoy spring activities comfortably.
How I Sterilize My Tools at Becky’s Foot Care
At Becky’s Foot Care, safety and hygiene come first. Becky Smith, RN, uses hospital-grade sterilization protocols—including thorough cleaning, high-level disinfection, and autoclave sterilization—to ensure every foot care tool is 100% safe. With daily spore testing, chemical indicators, and single-use tools, you can trust your foot health is in expert hands.
When To See a Foot Care Nurse
Wondering when to see a foot care nurse? If you struggle with thick or ingrown nails, corns, calluses, dry cracked skin, foot pain, or have diabetes, it’s time to book a professional foot care appointment. At Becky’s Foot Care, we offer expert nail trimming, callus treatment, and fungal infection management to keep your feet healthy and comfortable.
Thickened “Rams Horn” Toenails: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Thickened “rams horn” toenails are distorted, curled nails that can cause pain and discomfort. Common causes include aging, fungal infections, trauma, poor circulation, and ill-fitting shoes. Symptoms include thick, brittle nails, discoloration, and difficulty trimming. Regular foot care and hygiene are key to healthy nails.
Are Barefoot Shoes Good for Your Feet? A Foot Care Nurse’s Perspective
Barefoot shoes mimic the natural barefoot experience with a wide toe box, thin flexible sole, and zero heel drop. They can strengthen foot muscles, improve posture, and increase sensory awareness. However, people with foot conditions, diabetes, or poor circulation should be cautious. Transitioning slowly and choosing suitable surfaces is key to avoiding injury. Consult a foot care nurse for personalized guidance on whether barefoot shoes are right for you.