Rob Hermann graduated from the University of South Australia with a Diploma in Podiatry in 1984. After practicing for two years in general podiatry he commenced training in podiatric surgery with The Australasian College of Podiatric Surgeons (ACPS).

In 1991 Rob Hermann qualified for Fellowship of the ACPS and furthered his post fellowship education with advanced training with the ACPS and in the U.S. at Edgewater hospital in Chicago and at The Podiatry Institute in Atlanta, Georgia. In 1994 he was the first Australian podiatric surgeon to be accepted for The Podiatry Institute's Fellowship Program.

Rob is a Commonwealth Accredited Podiatric Surgeon^†.

Rob Hermann's commitment to the advancement of podiatric surgery has been evident in his professional endeavors. He was honorary secretary of the ACPS for 6 years and vice president for 3 years. In addition, he is a member of the ACPS examining panel and a senior supervisor of training registrars as well as a lecturer at the University of South Australia in podiatric surgery at both the undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Rob Hermann is also a lecturer at the Queensland University of Technology where he has been awarded honorary fellowship of the academic staff at QUT's School of Public Health. He has also presented at numerous national and state podiatry conferences. This commitment has also seen him travel to the Philippines and Vietnam to participate in humanitarian medical missions.

Rob Hermann has a passion and commitment to the practice and further advancement of podiatric surgery. He has incorporated this commitment in the establishment of The Australian Foot and Ankle Surgicentre.

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