Podiatrist

Recruit Therapists Limited; Sale; Remote; GBP 39.000 - 44.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Longer-term role

Mentored by senior podiatrist

Administrative support

Local home visits (optional)

Caseload growth

Clinic established 2007

Zusammenfassung

Recruit Therapists Limited is seeking a Podiatrist for a part-time locum role in Sale, Greater Manchester. The role starts ASAP with a three-month locum period, after which you may become a self-employed associate on a 55% treatment-fee share. Perks include support and potential local home visits.

Initial hours are Thursdays and Fridays, with possible additional Tuesday sessions as caseload grows. HCPC registration and independent practice are essential for this private multidisciplinary clinic.

Qualifikationen

• HCPC registered as a Podiatrist.
• Confident delivering routine podiatry and general foot care.
• Able to manage own patients independently.
• Happy to work Thursdays and Fridays initially.
• Must provide your own basic podiatry toolkit.

Aufgaben

• Assess and treat patients independently.
• Provide advice and ongoing management.
• Maintain accurate clinical records.
• Build relationships with patients and refer between clinicians when needed.
• Participate in local home visits if desired.

Kenntnisse

HCPC registered

Routine podiatry

Independent patient care

Independent practice

Thursdays and Fridays

Podiatry toolkit

Tools

Podiatry tools

Jobbeschreibung

Job Role: Podiatrist
Salary / Pay: £28.00-£32.00 per hour DOE for Initial 3-Month Locum | 55% of Treatment Fees as Self-Employed Associate Thereafter
Job Type: Part-Time | Initial 3-Month Locum → Self-Employed Associate
Location: Sale, Greater Manchester
Start Date: ASAP
Please note, candidates must have a permanent, unrestricted right to work in the UK to be considered for this position. We are unable to consider applicants whose right to work is time-limited.

Perks

• Clear route into a longer-term self-employed associate position
• Work alongside an experienced Podiatrist already within the team
• Strong management, front-of-house and administrative support
• Optional local home visits
• Potential to add further clinical sessions as the caseload develops
• Established multidisciplinary private clinic with a local reputation built since 2007

Why You’ll Love It

We really like the structure of this one because you're not being asked to jump straight into an associate position with a clinic you've never actually worked in.

You'll initially join for three months as a locum. That gives you the opportunity to get to know the clinic, patients and wider team and, importantly, gives both sides the chance to make sure it's the right long-term fit.

If everyone's happy, the intention is then for you to stay as a self-employed associate receiving 55% of your treatment fees.

And they're transparent about what that currently means.

Clinic fees are £60 for a new patient and £45 for a follow-up, so at the current 55% associate split you'd receive £33 per new patient and £24.75 per follow-up. Local home visits are charged at £60 for both new and follow-up appointments, giving you £33 per visit at the current split.

You’ll also be joining an experienced Podiatrist rather than being expected to build a Podiatry service completely on your own, with a wider multidisciplinary team around you too.

For someone who wants a part-time private Podiatry role with the potential to develop into something longer term, it’s a nice way for both sides to test the waters first.

All About You

We're looking for a Podiatrist who's confident delivering high-quality routine Podiatry and general foot care.

Essential:

• HCPC registered as a Podiatrist
• Confident providing routine Podiatry and general foot care
• Comfortable managing your own patients independently
• Patient-centred, personable and professional
• Reliable and comfortable working as part of a wider multidisciplinary team
• Available to work Thursdays and Fridays initially
• Able to provide your own basic Podiatry toolkit

Desirable:

• Previous private practice experience

Our client is happy to consider a confident Podiatrist with strong core clinical skills, the right attitude and the ability to independently manage a routine caseload.

This isn't a specialist MSK or high-risk Podiatry position. They're looking for somebody who's really good at providing quality routine Podiatry and looking after their patients.

What Will You Be Doing?

Your caseload will predominantly focus on routine Podiatry and general foot care.

You'll:

• Assess and treat patients independently
• Provide appropriate advice and ongoing management
• Maintain accurate clinical records
• Build positive, ongoing relationships with your patients
• Work alongside and refer between other clinicians where appropriate

Biomechanical assessments are currently supported by other clinicians within the wider team, so specialist MSK or biomechanics experience isn't essential for this position.

There's also the option to undertake local home visits if that's something you'd enjoy, although these aren't a requirement of the core clinic-based role.

Working Hours and Environment

The initial requirement is approximately:

• Thursday: 6 hours
• Friday: 6 hours

There's also potential for Tuesday sessions to be added as the role and caseload develop.

Following the initial three-month locum period, the intention is to move into a longer-term self-employed associate arrangement, subject to both you and our client being happy to continue.

You’ll work within an established multidisciplinary clinic alongside an experienced Podiatrist and a wider team of around 11 clinicians, with management, front-of-house and administrative support around you.

Reaching Your Potential

Our client has been established since 2007 and has developed a multidisciplinary approach to patient care.

You’ll be joining an existing experienced Podiatrist rather than being expected to build the service completely alone, giving you access to someone within your own profession alongside support from the wider clinical and management team.

There's also scope to help develop the Podiatry service further. Our client is investing in an autoclave and is open to further investment in equipment as the service and caseload grow.

They’re not looking for someone who needs every gadget and gizmo under the sun. They’re much more interested in finding a Podiatrist with good clinical foundations, the right attitude and a genuine focus on their patients.

For the right person, this isn’t intended to be a three-month stopgap. The locum period gives both sides the opportunity to establish whether it’s the right long-term fit before moving into an associate relationship, with potential to increase your clinical sessions as the service develops.