The Center for Foot Disorders: Shashank Srivastava, DPM, FACFAS in Rockville

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Dr. Shashank Srivastava, D.P.M., F.A.C.F.A.S., is a top-rated podiatrist in Rockville, MD, offering state-of-the-art care aimed for foot and ankle issues, correcting underlying problems so patients can enjoy improved mobility and long-term relief from pain and other symptoms. At The Center for Foot Disorders, Dr. Srivastava provides both conservative and surgical care options, including treatment of bunions, hammertoes, corns, flat feet, heel spurs, and foot and ankle pain. 
Dr. Srivastava is a native of Bethesda, MD. He has been in private practice in Montgomery County since 2003. He completed his undergraduate training at Virginia Tech University where he studied Biology, Chemistry and Cognitive Psychology. Following this, he attended Podiatric Medical School at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. His residency training started at the George Washington University and Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Washington, DC. His desire to gain additional surgical knowledge took him to Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, CA. At Kaiser Oakland, he learned from some of the most prolific Podiatric Surgeons in the world including Dr. Graham Hamilton and Dr. Lawrence Ford. His interests include sports medicine, diabetic limb salvage, reconstructive foot surgery, and wound care. Despite his extensive surgical training, he always looks for nonsurgical solutions for his patients before suggesting surgery.

Dr. Srivastava has continued to serve the DC/Maryland community for years. He has been named a Top Podiatrist by the Washingtonian Magazine several times and has established himself as a competent, highly regarded and ethical Podiatric Surgeon. He makes it his  mission to contribute  to his community by providing cutting edge evidence-based medicine to his patients in Washington, DC and Rockville. He strongly believes in educating and accommodating patients. He welcomes patient feedback and has a passionate desire to keep helping more and more people.

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