Bruce I. Kaczander, DPM, FACFAS

• Michigan State University, BS in Physiology – 1976
• Illinois College of Podiatric Medicine – 1981
• Straith Memorial Hospital, Podiatric Surgical Residency – 1981
• Diplomate – American Board of Podiatric Surgery
• Fellow – American College of Foot & Ankle Surgeons
• Fellow – American College of Foot & Ankle Orthopedics & Medicine
• Board Certified – Foot Surgery
• Associate – American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine
• Member – American Podiatric Medical Association
• Member – Michigan Podiatric Medical Association
• Chief of Staff – Podiatric Surgery – Wm Beaumont Hospital
• Named “Top Doc” for Podiatric Surgery by Hour Magazine – 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008
• Podiatrist – Diabetes Advisory Council – Wm Beaumont Hospital
• Educating New Physicians in Residency Training since 1982
• Staff Podiatrist – Wm Beaumont Hospital Wound Care Center
• Clinical Assistant Professor – Michigan State University
• Former Vice Chief of Staff – Dept of Podiatry – Botsford General Hospital
• Former Chairman of Podiatric Education for 19 years – Botsford General Hospital
• Author – over 30 articles in the podiatric literature
• Distinguished Speaker – multiple national podiatric conferences
• Inventor – Continuous Passive Motion Device (useful after foot/ankle surgery)
• Special Interests – diabetic limb salvage, reconstructive foot & ankle surgery, sports med
• Assistant Professor Oakland University Wm Beaumont School of Medicine
• President – American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons-Michigan Division
• Member, Podiatric Residency Teaching Service, St. Mary Mercy Hospital
• Founding Fellow – Academy of Physicians in Wound Healing
• Oakland University William Beaumont Medical School – Applicant Screener and Admissions Committee
• President of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons -Region 5 (Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, & Kentucky)- 2014-2019

Peter P. Galea, DPM, FACFAS

• Central Michigan University – 1993
• Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine – 1998
• Botsford General Hospital, 3-year Podiatric Surgical Residency 2001
• Diplomat – American Board of Podiatric Surgery
• Fellow – American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
• Board Certified – Foot Surgery
• Associate Director, Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency – St. Mary Mercy Hospital – 2010 – Current
• Physician,  Wound Care Center – St. Mary Mercy Hospital – 2001 – Current
• Scientific Chairman, Innovations in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Annual Symposium – 2011 – Current
• President, Save a Limb, Save a Life (SALSAL) – Ann Arbor Chapter
• Physician, Residency Training Committee, Botsford General Hospital, 2001-2008
• Associate – American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine – 2001 – Current
• Member – American Podiatric Medical Association – 2001 – current
• Member – Michigan Podiatric Medical Association – 2001 – current
• Podiatric Consultant – Livonia Stevenson Soccer / Michigan Wolves / Hawks Soccer Clubs / Dearborn Stars
• Speaker – New Cardiovascular Horizons – Detroit Chapter – 12/7/13 – Peripheral Arterial Disease
• Speaker – Michigan Podiatric Medical Association – Great Lakes Conference – 2/7/14 – Arterial Vascular Anatomy and Physiology
• Special Interests:  Sports Medicine / Diabetic Limb Salvage /  Surgery

Joshua S. Faley , DPM, FACFAS

• Michigan State University – 2002
• Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine – 2007
• Detroit Medical Center, Three-Year Podiatric Surgical Residency – 2010
• Fellow – American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
• Fellow – American Society of Podiatric Surgeons
• Board Certified in foot and rearfoot and ankle surgery
• Director – Detroit Receiving Hospital – Foot & Ankle Trauma Clinic
• Member – Resident Teaching Service – Detroit Medical Center
• Member – Resident Teaching Service – St. Mary Mercy Hospital
• Physician – Wound Care Center – St. Mary Mercy Hospital
• Board Member – MPMA Southeast Division
• Member – American Podiatric Medical Association
• Member – Michigan Podiatric Medical Association
• Speaker - Michigan Podiatric Medical Association – Great Lakes Conference – 2/7/14 – Evidence Based Treatment for Osseous Non-Unions.

Katherine Morrison, DPM, DABPM, AACFAS

Dr. Morrison has a three-year residency in reconstructive surgery on the foot and ankle. She specializes in diabetic limb salvage, sports medicine, as well as rearfoot and forefoot procedures including minimally invasive surgeries and Lapiplasty.

• Physician – St. Mary Mercy Hospital, Livonia
• Physician – Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak
• Associate – American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
• Board Certified with the American Board of Podiatric Medicine
• Board Qualified with the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery
• Associate – American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
• Henry Ford Macomb – Three-Year Podiatric Surgical Residency – 2019
• Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine – 2016
• President – Florida Podiatric Medical Student Association – 2013 & 2014
• Member – Resident Teaching Service – Detroit Medical Center
• Member – Resident Teaching Service – St. Mary Mercy Hospital
• Member – American Podiatric Medical Association

Kalli Hewitt, DPM

The Michigan Foot and Ankle Center is thrilled to welcome the addition of Dr. Kalli Hewitt to the practice beginning August 1, 2022. Dr. Hewitt is completing a three-year reconstructive foot and ankle surgery/diabetic limb salvage residency, after graduating as her class valedictorian from the  Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine in 2019. Having received numerous professional publications, awards, and leadership positions, Dr. Hewitt is excited to begin her professional career with MFAC. New patients welcome.

Our Staff

Drs. Faley, Galea, Morrison, and Kaczander enjoying a night out at the Pistons game.

Our office managers, from left to right: Lois, Sue, and Rita.

Raising awareness for breast cancer research at the St. Mary Mercy Hospital 5k benefit run/walk.

In 2019, Dr. Kaczander finished 2nd and 3rd in his age category in local 10k races, and is training for a fall “dualthon”, which involves running 3 miles- biking 12 miles, then running 3 more miles!