Leah Bradley

Intro

Leah Bradley is the owner of North Down Podiatry, originally from the North Coast but now based in Bangor, County Down. She is a HCPC-registered podiatrist with a strong academic and clinical interest in all aspects of podiatric care. Since qualifying, Leah has focused on developing an evidence-based approach to assessment and treatment, alongside a friendly, approachable patient manner.

Qualifications

• BSc (Hons) Podiatry (Class of 2020)
• 6 years experience and counting in private podiatry
• HCPC Registered Podiatrist (CH35666)
• Member of the Royal College of Podiatry
• Shockwave Therapy Trained
• Commencing a postgraduate diploma in Podiatric Sports Medicine, Queen Mary University of London in late 2026.

Experience and memberships

Leah has experience in the assessment and management of a broad range of podiatric conditions.

She is the first-team podiatrist for Bangor Football Club, where she works as part of the club’s multidisciplinary medical team, contributing to injury assessment, treatment, rehabilitation support, and injury prevention strategies for athletes.

Leah works within NDCP, a multidisciplinary clinic setting, allowing close collaboration and appropriate onward referral to ensure patients receive comprehensive and integrated care. She maintains professional registration with the Health and Care Professions Council and is committed to ongoing postgraduate education and clinical development, including recent training in shockwave therapy, in order to implement into patient care plans when needed.

Practice approach

Leah’s approach to practice is patient-centred and evidence-based, with a strong emphasis on detailed assessment and identification of the underlying causes of symptoms. She enjoys building a personal connection with her patients, believing this is fundamental to effective clinical outcomes and long-term engagement with treatment.

She places importance on clear communication and patient education, ensuring individuals understand their diagnosis, treatment rationale, and management plan. Leah’s practice integrates biomechanics, clinical reasoning, and practical treatment strategies, with the aim of improving function, reducing pain, and supporting long-term foot and lower limb health.