Ron McCulloch was a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon at London's Homerton University Hospital, the official hospital of the 2012 London Olympics for 11 years. He worked as a Consultant Podiatrist at the Olympic village during the London 2012 Olympic games and has extensive experience in sports medicine. He continues to provide podiatric care for several premiership football teams and has consulted for Nike on footwear design at their headquarters in Oregon.

He continues to lecture extensively both on the national and international circuit and has helped to develop podiatry in the Middle East, particularly in relation to the surgical management of the diabetic foot. He is a senior lecturer in ultrasound studies at Bournemouth University Centre for ultrasound studies.

The essential relationship between conditions of the foot and abnormalities in gait (walking and running) has led Ron McCulloch to build a state of the art gait laboratory at The London Podiatry Centre. This is one of the most advanced, dedicated podiatric gait analysis facilities in the world today and allows for the accurate diagnosis of many types of injury.

With the support of a hand picked in house team comprising clinical podiatrists specialising in bio-mechanics, physiotherapists with specific skills in quantative gait analysis interpretation, academic bio-mechanical research scientists and a network of external support rehabilitation specialists including Chiropractors and Osteopaths, Mr McCulloch has developed the most sophisticated turn key gait analysis and treatment establishment of it's kind.