After obtaining an undergraduate degree and graduating with honors from Hofstra University in New York. Dr. Waldman went on to receive his doctorate and graduate with honors from the Illinois College of Podiatric Medicine, now a part of Chicago Medical School. He served his residency in San Francisco at the University of California, San Francisco teaching hospitals with rotations at Stanford, Kaiser Valejo and The San Francisco Veterans Administration Hospital He spent a year as an adjunct clinical instructor for the Des Moines University School of Podiatric Medicine, then moved to Milwaukee and has been in private practice since 1987. He is board certified by American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (ABPS), a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (FACFAS) and is a member of the American Podiatric Medical Society, and the American Diabetes Association. Dr. Waldman is actively involved in residency training at St. Joseph's Hospital and is on staff at several area hospitals.

Dr. Waldman has been a trusted and respected podiatrist for 19 years. Dr. Waldman was the first in Wisconsin to offer Pulsed Dye Laser procedures for the treatment of Plantar warts, endoscopic procedures for heel pain and is a leader in a revolutionary new non-surgical treatment for chronic heel pain, Shockwave Therapy. Dr. Waldman's other main focus is prevention. High risk patients like diabetics, or those with severe arthritis, peripheral neuropathy and bad circulation need a multifaceted approach that can avoid the worst complications of their illness. Dr. Waldman has spent years studying and practicing preventative foot care.

Dr. Waldman's free time is spent with his wife and three children. He loves to find ways to incorporate his need for exercise and the great outdoors with his family and friends. Extended bike trips and hiking are his favorites and sailing at the Milwaukee Sailing Center for the past two seasons has been a great reward.

In brief, Dr. Waldman is an experienced, board certified Podiatrist dedicated to the correction and prevention of foot problems.