Do you think you have enough podiatry experience for this level of physician employment?
"I know that any medical field is a continuing medical education, and I pride myself in keeping up with the literature to assure me that I'm practicing state-of-the-art podiatry. So, yes, I do have enough experience, and I'm proud to day that my expertise is continually improving, too."
"I feel I am proficient in the science of podiatry, running the gamut from topical treatments to involved surgery of the foot. My breadth and depth of experience has made me confident in how I practice and has consistently, in my hands, helped my patients."
This is a trick question, similar to 'What are your weaknesses in practicing podiatry' or 'Where do you feel you need the most improvement.' Look this question in the eye (or the mouth) and declare that, of course, you have the experience you need. Remember, you're interviewing for a job. Don't give the interviewer the idea that you shouldn't get it.
"I feel my training was excellent and I am comfortable addressing anything a patient may present with, in my field of podiatry."