We’re so glad you’re here! Whether you’re already running a Foot Zone school or exploring how to start one, the NFZA is here to help you stay aligned with professional standards and connected to the broader community.
The school and its graduates must be affiliated with an organization recognized by the Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL)
Clearly outline your Foot Zone curriculum’s scope of practice.
Include a comprehensive A&P course.
Provide a minimum of 200 instructional hours, which can include in-person, video, or online formats.
Require students to pass a standardized exam.
Adopt and enforce a student and graduate code of ethics.
Maintain oversight to ensure graduates follow legal and professional standards through active NFZA membership.
Offer or require ongoing education, either through NFZA conferences or your own programs.
Bringing the Nation Together
One Foot at a Time
Join the National Foot Zone Association to become a certified Foot Zone Practitioner or School, and be listed among trusted professionals serving various states nationwide.

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