Dr. Jeremy Thomas, DPM

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Dr. Jeremy M. Thomas was born and raised in Greensboro, NC. He grew up playing tennis, golf, soccer, and was a goalie in ice hockey. He graduated from Western Carolina University, in Cullowhee, NC, with a BS degree in Sport Management with a concentration in “Exercise Science and Fitness Management”. Dr. Thomas received his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (D.P.M.) degree from Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine, in Philadelphia, PA. He then completed his surgical residency at the very competitive Dekalb Medical Center in Decatur, GA, which is a highly ranked program where many of the attending surgeons are recognized nationally and internationally as some of the leading surgeons and educators in the field of foot, ankle, and leg surgery. Dr. Thomas has privileges at all WakeMed and Rex Healthcare system facilities, including the Rex Ambulatory Surgery Center. He takes full foot and ankle Emergency Room call at each of these hospitals. His office is well equipped to treat non-surgical urgent care needs and he is available 24 hours per day for all foot and ankle emergencies. Dr. Thomas is a member of the teaching and research faculty for The Podiatry Institute, an internationally recognized teaching foundation for reconstructive foot and ankle surgery. He continues to give back to the profession of podiatry through teaching and lecturing as well as serving as the chairman for the Mini-Residency program for the Podiatry Institute in GA, where he is responsible for training other podiatrists on the most up to date surgical techniques. He has also authored chapters for textbooks and journal articles in his field. Through his commitment to continuing education, he has completed research studies that are currently submitted for publication. Dr. Thomas has traveled to El-Salvador on Medical Missions, where he performed many pro-bono reconstructive surgeries on children with clubfeet, who otherwise would not receive medical attention for this issue.