Shasta Ortho Foot and Ankle Institute offers the only complete fellowship-trained, board-certified foot and ankle team in the region. We provide comprehensive care for all foot and ankle needs — from physical therapy, bracing, and wound care to injections, total ankle replacements, and trauma care.
Dr. Strand is dual board certified in reconstructive rearfoot/ankle and forefoot surgery and is the Fellowship Director of the Northern California Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle Fellowship Program.
Dr. Curt Martini is a podiatrist and dual board certified in reconstructive rearfoot/ankle and forefoot surgery, with fellowship training in reconstructive surgery. He treats everything from sports injuries and trauma to diabetic foot care and chronic conditions, and will be joining the team in February 2026.
Dr. Schwab is a Foot & Ankle Reconstructive Fellow in a one-year training program, joining Shasta Orthopaedics in August 2025. He brings specialized expertise and a passion for advanced foot and ankle care.
Kristin Trevor, NP, is a Nurse Practitioner supporting the Shasta Ortho Spine Institute. With a background in family medicine and urgent care, she brings a decade of NP experience and a commitment to comprehensive patient care.
Jennifer Olds is a Family Nurse Practitioner with extensive experience in trauma, orthopedics, internal medicine, and urgent care. She brings strong clinical expertise and a patient-centered approach to the Shasta Orthopaedics team.
Enjoy the convenience of the wide variety of foot and ankle treatment options – from foot and ankle specialist visits to diagnostic procedures – in one location at our comprehensive Redding facility.
In the context of all foot and ankle problems, early diagnosis and treatment are necessary to prevent further damage and complications.
It is very important to seek immediate medical attention if you are experiencing symptoms in your feet or ankles.
Symptoms in this area can indicate serious medical conditions that require immediate medical attention, including infection, blood flow problems, vascular disease, blood clots, and diabetes.
Seek emergency medical care immediately if you have been injured or if your symptoms are severe. In the context of all foot and ankle problems, early diagnosis and treatment are necessary to prevent further damage and complications.
Once emergency care has been administered, orthopaedic medicine may be able to help immensely with pain symptoms that can arise from a variety of conditions, or linger long after an injury.