Dr. Bruce Kallou
Dr. Bruce Kallou, one of the Top Podiatric Foot and Ankle Surgeons in the Southfield – Livonia- Novi area, has joined our team of doctors and staff at Foot Healthcare Associates in Livonia, Novi, and Southfield.
Dr. Kallou brings unique skills and an unmatched commitment to providing the most exceptional and compassionate foot care to his patients. Dr. Kallou has been recruited to many medical practices and hospitals around the country; he chose Foot Healthcare Associates because of our reputation as leaders in Foot and Ankle Surgery as well as the comprehensive “Patient-Centered” foot and ankle care we provide.
Dr. Kallou has been in private practice after completing his surgical residency in foot and ankle surgery at Loyola University Medical Center just outside of Chicago in June of 2016. He obtained his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine from The Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in 2013.
Growing up in the area, Dr. Kallou always knew he would return to service the community where he grew up. He graduated from Avondale High School and knew he wanted to be a doctor from a young age. He attended Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology
Loyola University Medical Center, where doctor Kallou received his surgical training, is known as a center of excellence for some of the most advanced and best treatments for complex foot and ankle conditions. His diversified training included pediatric lower extremity conditions, sports medicine, and diabetic limb salvage. He is passionate about helping people with diabetes keep their feet healthy and avoid amputation. Dr. Kallou’s leadership was recognized at Loyola as he was chosen to be the “Chief Resident” during his training.
Dr. Kallou’s personal interests include current events, sports, yes he is a diehard Detroit sports fan, reading, and visiting his local gym in his free time. He will occasionally go back to Chicago just for the exciting restaurant scene; locally he enjoys exploring the food culture right here in the Detroit area. He was married to the love of his life, Arjan, in October of 2018.
- Foot Healthcare Associates Livonia/Novi/Southfield, MI- 07/1/2018 to present
- Troy Podiatrist P.C./Troy Beaumont Hospital Troy, Mi- General/Surgical Podiatrist- 08/2016 to 06/22/2018
- Acorn Podiatry, Oak Park, IL- Extern/Internship, 2010-2012
- MI Podiatric Physician Permanent License- 2017-current
- Board Certified with American Board of Podiatric Medicine- November 2017
- Board Qualified with the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons- March 2017
- NBPME Boards Part III – Passed, December 2014
- NBPME Boards Part II – Passed, January 2013
- NBPME Boards Part I – Passed, July 2011
- Residency: Chief Resident
Loyola University Medical Center, Maywood, IL/Edward J. Hines Veterans Administration Hospital – PMSR 36
July 2013 – June 2016
- Professional:
Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine at Rosalind Franklin University, North Chicago, IL – Doctor of Podiatric Medicine, 2013
- Undergraduate:
Oakland University, Rochester, MI – Bachelor of Science, 2007
Major: Biology, Pre-Med
- Dance For Diabetes/American Diabetes Association Fundraiser- Board member- 2010
- Student Scholar Award, Oakland University-2004
- Chaldean Student Scholar Award, 10th place of 256 applicants, from Chaldean Federation of America in Southfield, MI- 2003
- Fluent in Aramaic/Neo-Aramaic(Modern Chaldean)
- Raised in the Metro-Detroit area since 1990.
- Board Certified with American Board of Podiatric Medicine- November 2017
- Board Qualified with the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons- March 2017
- NBPME Boards Part III – Passed, December 2014
- NBPME Boards Part II – Passed, January 2013
- NBPME Boards Part I – Passed, July 2011
- Associate Member, American College of Foot and Ankle Surgery – 2009-Present
- Member, Illinois Podiatric Medical Association – 2009 – 2017
- Meta-Analysis, Level II- “Meta-Analytic Review of Ultrasound and Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Diagnosing Tendon Tears of the Foot and Ankle”
- Case Study- “Atraumatic Avascular Necrosis of the First Metatarsal Head in a 17-year-old Female Sickle Cell Patient”