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Stephanie Yan-Rong Cullen, DPM
Integrative Foot and Ankle Centers of Washington
Podiatry
Everett, Kirkland, Renton
4.8
28 Ratings
9 Comments
Stephanie Yan-Rong Cullen, D.P.M. is a podiatric surgeon and part of the elite team at Integrative Foot & Ankle Centers of Washington. She began her pre-medical education at University of Toronto where she received her Honors Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology. She later went on to complete her Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery at New York College of Podiatric Medicine in Manhattan, where she graduated Cum Laude in the top 5% of her class.
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4.8
28 Ratings
9 Comments
Stephanie Yan-Rong Cullen, D.P.M. is a podiatric surgeon and part of the elite team at Integrative Foot & Ankle Centers of Washington. She began her pre-medical education at University of Toronto where she received her Honors Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology. She later went on to complete her Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery at New York College of Podiatric Medicine in Manhattan, where she graduated Cum Laude in the top 5% of her class.
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Stephanie Yan-Rong Cullen, D.P.M. is a podiatric surgeon and part of the elite team at Integrative Foot & Ankle Centers of Washington. She began her pre-medical education at University of Toronto where she received her Honors Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology. She later went on to complete her Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery at New York College of Podiatric Medicine in Manhattan, where she graduated Cum Laude in the top 5% of her class.
Dr. Cullen then completed a comprehensive three-year surgical residency at Northwell – North Shore Long Island Jewish Hospital in New York, where she was named chief resident. She was trained at an adult and pediatric level 1 trauma center, exposing her to a wide variety of cases and patients. She is also part of a sports medicine physician team at the Fordham University Athletic Department where she assisted in treating Division One college athletes. During her training, Dr. Cullen also completed the AAFAO Comprehensive Course of Internal Fixation for Reconstructive Surgery and Trauma of the Foot & Ankle, and Foot and Ankle Arthroscopy, affording her the opportunity to diversify her experience and refine her skill set. She is well-trained in all aspects of podiatric medicine and surgery with interest in the treatment of foot and ankle trauma, elective reconstruction, wound care and preventative care for patients of all ages.
Dr. Cullen is dedicated to providing excellent care to all of her patients and enjoys volunteering at marathons and foot screening events. She has volunteered at the New York City Half Marathon, the New York Marathon in Flushing Meadow Park, and the Rock n Roll 10K & Marathon in Prospect Park, NY.
During her free time, she and her husband enjoy traveling, kayaking, and trying new food cuisines. She looks forward to helping you heal.
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Professional, knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly!
Dr. Stephanie is amazing, she has a lot of knowledge and experience, and she genuinely cares about the patients.
Very nice person
Great
She always listens to my care needs and finds a solution for me.
Dr. Cullen was so wise, skilled, and knowledgeable! She has really helped me! From Larisa (front desk) to Paige (assistant to Dr. Cullen) my experience at this office was amazing!!
I was not able to get my son in today because he was having anxiety. We waited for almost 30 minutes to get in. Most people there did not speak any English was very hard to understand receptionist at the desk. I did not have the scan QR put on my phone I did not know we would have to do that when we came in which took longer to fill out while we were waiting. It was taking too long for those people at the desk they did not speak English to try to get in and was very frustrating and we ended up leaving! We couldn’t even hardly make it up to the front desk to be seen due to the language barrier with patients. It does not appear that there is enough help and she was very frustrating.
Don't like the check in methods.
Thank you for your help and actually looking at me and listening to me. That is a rare thing most providers just sit in front of a computer. Also addressed another problem that was unrelated to visit.