Our Team
Experienced Foot and Ankle Care
David J. Petersen, DPM
Dr. David Petersen has provided podiatric care in Orange County and Los Angeles since 1998. He completed his residency in podiatric medicine and foot surgery at USC/L.A. County Hospital, followed by a two-year fellowship in advanced foot and ankle surgery. His experience includes conservative and surgical care for a variety of foot and ankle conditions.
Alexis Camba, DPM
Dr. Alexis Camba earned her Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine. She completed her residency in podiatric medicine and surgery at Heritage Valley Health, with additional training in rearfoot reconstruction and ankle surgery. Her experience also includes serving as a clinical instructor at Western University of Health Sciences.
Clinical & Administrative Staff
Our clinical and administrative staff work together to support patients throughout their experience. From preparing for appointments and assisting with in-office care to scheduling, patient forms, follow-up instructions, and general questions, our team helps ensure each visit is organized, comfortable, and clearly communicated.
Brooke
Medical Assistant / Billing / Laser Tech
Brenda
Receptionist / Medical Records / Medical Assistant
Cami
Receptionist / Medical Records
Cristina
Receptionist / Medical Records
VyVian
Receptionist / Medical Records
Deniz
Medical Assistant / Back Office / Laser Tech
Lauryn
Front / Back Office / Surgery Scheduler / Laser Tech
Laurie
Nail Technician
Taylor R.N.
PRP Specialist / ESWT/EPAT Tech / Laser Tech
A Coordinated Practice Team
Every member of Pacific Foot & Ankle Center contributes to the patient experience.
The podiatrists, clinical staff, and administrative team communicate throughout the day to help appointments remain organized and patient information remain accurate. This coordinated approach helps patients know where to go, what to expect, and whom to contact when questions arise.
Our team understands that visiting a medical office can sometimes feel unfamiliar or stressful. We work to provide a respectful environment where patients feel comfortable sharing concerns, asking questions, and participating in decisions about their foot and ankle health.