About Us
Dr. Kirubel Gebresenbet
Dr. Kirubel Gebresenbet, DPM, at Broadway Foot, Ankle, & Wound Care is an experienced Podiatrist serving the Garland, Texas area. Dr. Gebresenbet received his first degree in Agriculture and Mechanical Engineering. Shortly after graduating he joined the United States Marine Corps Air Wing Division and completed 3 deployment tours during his active duty. After his Honorable Discharge from Military Service, he completed his second degree at San Diego State University with Magna Cum Laude in Molecular Biology. He then completed his medical education at Dr. William Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine in Chicago and went on to complete a Foot and Ankle Rearfoot and Forefoot Surgical Residency in Houston at St. Joseph Medical Center.
During his surgical residency he trained with over 35 Podiatrists and several Orthopedic surgeons in the Greater Houston area. He also served as Chief of Resident in his final year of residency. Dr. Gebresenbet also volunteered on a mission trip to San Miguel, Mexico to perform surgery on the underserved communities of Mexico in his final year of residency.
Dr. Gebresenbet’s approach is to work with each patient to create a personalized plan of care for healing and relief of foot pain. He also provides nonsurgical care and strongly advocates exhausting conservative care before considering surgery. He enjoys treating all foot and ankle conditions from common foot problems, such as heel pain, ingrown toenails, bunions, and hammertoes, to pediatrics, diabetic Charcot reconstruction, sports medicine, ankle pain, flatfoot reconstruction, trauma, limb salvage and wound care.
Dr. Gebresenbet is a Board Qualified through The American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery in both Foot Surgery and Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle Surgery. In his free time, he enjoys, running, biking, soccer, tennis, cooking, and spending time with his family and friends.
I found Dr. Gebresenbet through an internet search. I had no personal knowledge of him prior to seeing him the first time. His diagnosis was, as I had expected, that a minor surgical procedure should be performed on my foot. He did the procedure and stayed in contact with me frequently by phone and text message during the healing process over the next few weeks, having me send him photographs of the wound from time to time. I have never before had a doctor of ANY specialty or practice provide the extent of care or concern that he has shown me both in the follow-up of this single procedure or in one other since then. In my book, he's tops, and I HIGHLY recommend him.
Bill. O