📍 Campbellford / Northumberland County, Ontario

Foot Care Nurse Training in Campbellford & Northumberland County — Learn From Stephanie Richardson

Train with a Northumberland County foot care nurse whose 28+ year career and multi-location practice give you a rare view into building a thriving rural Ontario business — plus one of the most mentorship-focused clinical experiences in the network.

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28+Years Patient Care
3Clinic Locations
2Counties Served
Your Campbellford Educator

Meet Stephanie Richardson

Stephanie Richardson, RPN and Advanced Foot Care Nurse
Stephanie Richardson, RPN
A Step Above - FootCare
Campbellford / Northumberland County / Brighton, Ontario

Stephanie is an RPN with over 28 years of patient care experience, beginning as a PSW in 1998 and nursing since 2011. She has specialised in foot care since 2016, building a thriving practice focused on preventative care, patient education, and helping clients maintain mobility and independence. Her main clinic is in Campbellford, with satellite locations in Brighton and Peterborough (plus one in development in Cobourg) and mobile services throughout Northumberland and Peterborough Counties. Stephanie is passionate about mentoring nurses entering the field — providing a supportive, hands-on learning environment where students gain practical experience and build lasting clinical confidence.

28+ Years Care Multi-Location Student Mentor
Why Train in Campbellford

Northumberland County has real, sustained demand — and a business model worth learning.

The opportunity in Northumberland & Peterborough Counties

Northumberland County — anchored by Campbellford, Brighton, Cobourg, and Port Hope — is one of Ontario's fastest-growing retirement regions, with a well-established senior population and consistent unmet demand for skilled foot care. Combined with neighbouring Peterborough County and its rural communities, this corner of central-eastern Ontario represents a genuinely underserved market for Advanced Foot Care Nurses, particularly ones willing to offer mobile services and multiple clinic locations.

Training with Stephanie gives you something rare: exposure to a multi-location practice model that actually works in rural Ontario. Most foot care nurses build a single clinic or a mobile-only practice; Stephanie has built both — clinic-based, satellite, and mobile — across two counties. She'll teach you the systems, scheduling, and community relationships that make that model sustainable and profitable.

What You'll Learn

Courses available at this location

All clinical training is scheduled around your availability. Theory is completed online; hands-on skills are taught in-person with Stephanie at A Step Above - FootCare in Campbellford.

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Advanced Foot Care Nurse Course

Our flagship program. Comprehensive theory plus hands-on clinical training with real clients — covering nail care, callus & corn management, diabetic assessment, and more.

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Practice Standard Series

IPAC standards, documentation, scope of practice, and the business systems every foot care nurse needs from day one.

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Multi-Location Practice Focus

Stephanie runs a main clinic plus satellite locations and mobile services. She'll teach you how to structure, staff, and schedule a scalable rural practice — including bringing on additional nurses.

Service Area

Campbellford Brighton Peterborough Cobourg Warkworth Hastings Havelock Northumberland County Peterborough County
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How long is the Advanced Foot Care Nurse course in Campbellford?
The full program includes online theory completed at your own pace, plus hands-on clinical days with Stephanie at A Step Above - FootCare. Most students complete the program within 1 to 8 weeks, though scheduling is flexible around your availability.
Do I need previous foot care experience?
No. The course is designed for nurses (RPN, RN, LPN) who are new to foot care nursing. We start with foundational theory and build from there.
Will I learn how to build a multi-location practice?
Yes. Stephanie operates a main clinic in Campbellford plus satellite locations in Brighton and Peterborough, with a new clinic in development in Cobourg. She'll share the practical realities of expanding beyond a single location — from scheduling and staffing to community relationships and financial planning.
What's the demand for foot care nurses in Northumberland County?
Strong and growing. Northumberland County has one of Ontario's most concentrated retirement populations and a rural geography that limits access to specialised healthcare. Qualified foot care nurses can build a full caseload quickly, particularly those offering mobile services and diabetic foot care.
Advanced Foot Care Nurse Course

Ready to start your foot care career in Northumberland County?

Join Canada's largest foot care nurse education network. Train with Stephanie. Build your practice. Change your life.

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