Tyler Rodericks, DPM, FACFAS

Tyler Rodericks, DPM, FACFAS, is a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon with extensive training in both forefoot and rearfoot reconstructive procedures. He manages a wide spectrum of foot and ankle disorders, with a particular interest in sports medicine, ankle replacement, deformity correction, trauma care, and reconstructive surgery.   

Dr. Rodericks graduated medical school from Western University of Health Sciences with honors. He completed his residency at Mount Auburn Hospital in Massachusetts, where he served as Chief Resident and held appointment as a Clinical Fellow in Surgery at Harvard Medical School. Following residency, he pursued fellowship training at the St. Petersburg Innovative Foot and Ankle Surgery Fellowship and gained significant additional experience in the use of advanced techniques and technologies including the use of custom implants for complex cases. 

He is committed to employing evidence-based, patient-focused strategies and emphasizes non-surgical treatments when suitable. Dr. Rodericks values the opportunity to provide patient education and encourages shared decision-making to ensure patients’ care aligns with their goals.    

When Dr. Rodericks isn't seeing patients, he enjoys spending quality time with his family. He loves the outdoors and may be found hiking, skiing, and backpacking on the weekends. He is also a connoisseur of coffee roasting, homemade pizza, and strategic board games.  

Board Certification: American Board of Foot & Ankle Surgery - Foot & Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery 

Fellowship: St. Petersburg Innovative Foot and Ankle Surgery Fellowship (Largo, FL) 
Residency: Mount Auburn Hospital Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Residency (Cambridge, MA) 
Podiatry School: Western University of Health Sciences - College of Podiatric Medicine (Pomona, CA) 
Undergraduate: Biola University (B.S. Biology; La Mirada, CA)