Originally from San Jose, CA, Tyler Rodericks, DPM, AACFAS received his Bachelor of Science in Biology from Biola University. From there, he went on to complete medical school at Western University of Health Sciences College of Podiatric Medicine in Pomona, CA where he graduated with honors. He continued his training with a residency in podiatric medicine and surgery at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts where he held an appointment as a Clinical Fellow in Surgery with Harvard Medical School. He served as chief resident in his final year of residency and then went on to complete his fellowship at the St. Petersburg Innovative Foot and Ankle Surgery Fellowship in Florida. During his fellowship, he gained extensive experience with advanced surgical techniques and cutting-edge technologies to treat the most complex of orthopedic foot and ankle problems including revision surgery, 3D printed custom implants, Total ankle replacement, arthroscopy, limb salvage, and complex deformity. 

Dr. Rodericks is board-qualified in forefoot and reconstructive rearfoot/ankle surgery through the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery (ABFAS) and has a special interest in deformity correction, total ankle replacement, and revision surgery. He is continuously learning so he can stay at the forefront of podiatric medicine and is active academically with lectures and multiple contributions to the medical literature in peer-reviewed journals. He was a medical volunteer for multiple years at the Boston Marathon and has also served on a medical mission to Peru.

When he is not seeing patients, Dr. Rodericks enjoys spending time with his wife and dog. He is an avid outdoorsman and particularly loves skiing, hiking, and mountaineering. His continual interest to try new things has also led him to enjoy many different hobbies which have included baking, coffee roasting, board games, and photography.