Thomas has been treating me at his chiropody practice for ten years, always with the same smile, the same care and the same professionalism. His music of choice is blues, jazz or classical and together we spend an hour of “happy feet”.

(…) In addition to his excellent manner with patients, the treatments administered with the utmost care to hospital patients, both in the Diabetology and Nephrology departments, Thomas also provides a specialist consultancy service to diabetics at risk. (…) He also provides training to care staff as part of his duties and we were also able to organise an evening session for independent nurses on the management of trophic problems in the feet of diabetics. (…) Chiropody is not his only area of excellence. He also organises group sessions for diabetics who come to learn more about their condition. His skills as an educator are well known. (…)

I have known Thomas Muller for five years and I can vouch for his excellent training in the field of the complications of diabetes mellitus as it affects the lower limbs. (…) Mr Muller, being aware of the preventive role of pedicure treatments, is enrolled in the diploma programme for the training of teachers in the therapy of chronic diseases at the Geneva Faculty of Medicine. He is one of the most dynamic and creative students in his year. In addition, his vast clinical experience gained in the Diabetology Department of the ’Hôpital d’Evian and the ’Hôpital Cantonal de Genève enables us to develop prevention and training programmes for patients at neurological and cardio-vascular risk with regard to diabetes mellitus.

(…) Mr Thomas Muller has shown a particular interest in all the therapeutic and preventive aspects of feet at risk of amputation in cases of sensitive polyneuropathy and/or arterial insufficiency. Mr Muller has familiarised himself with the treatments specific to the field of pedicurism-chiropody linked to amputation risk in these patients. 
Mr Thomas Muller has proved to be both reliable and receptive. He is well liked by both patients and colleagues. We wish him the greatest success in his future career.