Dr. Olga Gonzalez, D.P.M., completed residency training at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia, a level I trauma center, and served as chief resident. She then began practicing in Philadelphia for five years as well as surgically training residents in three different residency programs prior to moving into the Maryland area. She completed medical school at Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine.
Dr. Olga Gonzalez, D.P.M., completed residency training at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia, a level I trauma center, and served as chief resident. She then began practicing in Philadelphia for five years as well as surgically training residents in three different residency programs prior to moving into the Maryland area. She completed medical school at Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine.
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She’s good and my feet my feet feel great.
(2 weeks ago)
Apr-2026
Very satisfied with Dr. Gomzalez
(2 weeks ago)
Apr-2026
Excelente profesional su ayuda fue excelente
(3 weeks ago)
Apr-2026
Very pleasant experience. Courteous and informative
(3 weeks ago)
Apr-2026
Appointment was Great
(1 month ago)
Apr-2026
Dr. Gonzalez was very professional. She explained everything thoroughly and gave me meaningful feedback and recommendations.
(1 month ago)
Mar-2026
She was very professional. And was very pleasant and thorough. I appreciate her services.
(1 month ago)
Mar-2026
Waited over an hour for an 8-minute appointment
(1 month ago)
Mar-2026
Dr. Gonzalez didn't listen to what I was experiencing. She was determined to bill my visit a certain way and kept talking at me instead of having a conversation. Her diagnosis was completely off base as well.
(2 months ago)
Mar-2026
I felt somewhat rushed. I had to ask for a boot to take the pressure off of my foot instead of it being suggested. I didn’t really feel all the way taken care of after a 2 hour wait
(2 months ago)
Mar-2026
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Gaithersburg
610 Professional Drive Suite 270 Gaithersburg, MD 20879
Laurel
14201 Park Center Drive Suite 410, Laurel, MD 20707
Dr. Olga Gonzalez, D.P.M., is a foot and ankle surgeon specializing in deformity reconstruction, trauma including fracture care, sports-related injuries, and complex lower extremity limb salvage related to diabetes. Dr. Gonzalez believes in treating patients with care and compassion while providing them with the most advanced in both surgical and non-surgical techniques.
She completed residency training at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia, a level I trauma center, and served as chief resident. She then began practicing in Philadelphia for five years as well as surgically training residents in three different residency programs prior to moving into the Maryland area. She completed medical school at Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine and her undergraduate studies at California University of Pennsylvania where she played for the Tennis team as well as served as team captain. Doctor Gonzalez has published multiple papers on lower extremity trauma.
A native of Colombia, Dr. Gonzalez is fluent in Spanish. In her free time, she enjoys playing tennis, being active, trying new restaurants, and spending time with her husband and two daughters.
She’s good and my feet my feet feel great.
Very satisfied with Dr. Gomzalez
Excelente profesional su ayuda fue excelente
Very pleasant experience. Courteous and informative
Appointment was Great
Dr. Gonzalez was very professional. She explained everything thoroughly and gave me meaningful feedback and recommendations.
She was very professional. And was very pleasant and thorough. I appreciate her services.
Waited over an hour for an 8-minute appointment
Dr. Gonzalez didn't listen to what I was experiencing. She was determined to bill my visit a certain way and kept talking at me instead of having a conversation. Her diagnosis was completely off base as well.
I felt somewhat rushed. I had to ask for a boot to take the pressure off of my foot instead of it being suggested. I didn’t really feel all the way taken care of after a 2 hour wait