When foot or ankle pain slows you down, every step matters.
Dr. Casey Burchill specializes in complex foot, ankle, and lower-leg conditions, including trauma, deformity correction, reconstruction, fractures, tendon injuries, and advanced surgical care. As a dual board-certified foot and ankle surgeon, he helps patients understand their condition, weigh their options, and move forward with a treatment plan built around real recovery.
Whether you are dealing with an injury, chronic pain, instability, or a condition that has made everyday movement difficult, Dr. Burchill’s goal is simple: help you get back on your feet with confidence.
Dr. Burchill diagnoses and treats a wide range of foot, ankle, and lower-leg injuries and conditions.
Rearfoot Reconstruction • Ankle Reconstruction • Foot & Ankle Trauma • Complex Foot, Ankle & Leg Deformities • Ankle Fusion • Ankle Arthrodesis • Lateral Ankle Surgery • Forefoot Surgery • Metatarsal Fractures • Peroneal Tendon Injuries • Deltoid Ligament Repair • Bunion Surgery • Pediatric Flatfoot
Dr. Burchill’s training and career have focused on the kind of foot and ankle problems that require precision, experience, and a deep understanding of how the body moves.
His background includes advanced surgical training in rearfoot and ankle reconstruction, trauma care, forefoot surgery, and complex deformity correction. He has also served as a Foot and Ankle Trauma and Reconstructive Surgeon at Sunrise Hospital’s Level 1 Trauma Center in Las Vegas.
That experience gives patients access to specialized care for everything from common foot and ankle conditions to more complicated injuries that affect mobility, balance, and quality of life.
Before becoming a foot and ankle surgeon, Dr. Burchill was an elite runner.
While attending Arizona State University on a full Track & Field scholarship, he became the second-fastest runner in school history and qualified for the 2008 U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials. Then a foot injury during a backpacking trip changed his direction.
That injury ended one dream, but helped shape another. It gave Dr. Burchill a firsthand understanding of how much foot and ankle injuries can impact a person’s life, goals, and identity. Today, that perspective is part of what drives his care for patients who are working to get back to their own version of normal.
Dr. Casey Burchill is a dual board-certified foot and ankle surgeon specializing in podiatric trauma, reconstructive surgery, and conditions affecting the foot, ankle, and lower leg.
Originally from western North Dakota, Dr. Burchill earned his undergraduate degree from Arizona State University, where he attended on a full Track & Field scholarship and majored in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Biomechanics. After experiencing his own foot injury, he chose to pursue podiatric medicine and earned his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in North Chicago, Illinois.
He went on to complete a three-year podiatric surgery residency through Emory University’s Department of Orthopedics in The Emory Program, the first three-year surgical residency for podiatrists. The program emphasized rearfoot and ankle reconstruction and trauma, giving Dr. Burchill advanced training in the complex conditions he treats today.
Dr. Burchill graduated as Primary Chief Resident and later became a faculty member with The Podiatry Institute, the educational arm of the residency program. His professional background includes private practice, Level 1 Trauma Center experience, peer-reviewed publications, research, and presentations at medical conferences nationwide.
Since making Las Vegas home in 2015, Dr. Burchill has continued to focus on helping patients recover from injuries and conditions that affect how they stand, walk, work, exercise, and enjoy life.
His care philosophy is built on partnership. He believes successful outcomes depend on honest conversations, realistic goals, and a shared commitment between doctor and patient. For Dr. Burchill, one of the most rewarding moments is seeing patients move forward in recovery, especially when the crutches are gone and walking resumes.
Away from work, Dr. Burchill enjoys life with his wife, Maggie, their three children, Reese, Quinn, and Silas, their two dogs, Jack and Hazel, and two cats, Griswold and Gilbert. He also enjoys parks, family walks, scooters, Disney trips, and his annual backpacking trip to the High Sierras.
“This isn’t going to work if I care more about your foot than you do. My job is to help you understand the problem, build a realistic plan, and work with you toward getting back on your feet.”
— Dr. Casey Burchill
