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Dr. Peng

Dr. Peng is a board qualified podiatric surgeon. Originally from New York, but raised in Tennesee, he earned his bachelor's degree in chemisty at Emory University. He also received his doctorate in San Francisco at the California College of Podiatric Medicine. He received his podiatry and surgical training at the California College of Podiatric Medicine, and St. Mary's Medical Center. Dr. Peng is very active in church activities and enjoys playing all sports, especially golf and soccer. Dr. Peng is fluent in English and Mandarin Chinese. Dr. Peng often volunteers to do free foot screenings and recently served as a treating physician at the Avon Walk for breast cancer. He loves what he does and will take the extra step for his patients to insure high quality care. He is married and is looking forward to starting a family.

As a podiatrist, Dr. Peng specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the foot, ankle, and lower leg. They are sometimes referred to as foot doctors, foot and ankle surgeons, or podiatric surgeons. Podiatrists have expertise in orthopedics, radiography, sports medicine, dermatology, and foot and ankle surgery.

Education

• Emory University
  Bachelor of Science, chemistry, 1996
• California College of Podiatric Medicine
  Doctor of Podiatric Medicine, 2000

Training

• California College of Podiatric Medicine
  2000-2001
• St. Mary's Medical Center PSR-36
  2000-2003

Certification and Licensure

• Licensed in state of California
• ABPS board qualified in forefoot surgery
• ABPS board qualified in rearfoot reconstructive ankle surgery
• Operator/supervisor permit for both radiography and fluoroscopy

Professional Associations

• Associate, American Podiatric Medical Association
• Associate, American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
• Member, California Podiatric Medical Association

Recent Professional Publication

Hai-En Peng, Christopher P. Segler, James W. Stavosky, and Bruce M. Dobbs
Diffuse Pigmented Villonodular Synovitis: Two Cases Involving the Calcaneocuboid Joint
J Am Podiatr Med Assoc 2005 95: 161-166.

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