Associate Podiatrist – Growth Path in Modern Foot & Ankle

US Foot and Ankle Specialists; Bradenton, University Park, Ellenton (FL, TX, GA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Employee benefits

Pathway to partnership

Work-life balance

Professional development

Job summary

US Foot and Ankle Specialists in Bradenton, FL seeks an Associate Podiatrist to join our growing practice. You will evaluate and treat foot and ankle conditions, develop individualized plans, and provide both conservative and surgical care in a collaborative, patient-centered environment.

The successful candidate will have a DPM from an accredited school, complete residency or be in final year, and be board-eligible or certified with ABPM/ABFAS and Florida licensure or eligibility.

Qualifications

• DPM degree from an accredited podiatric medical school.
• Completion of a 3-year podiatric residency program or currently in the final year.
• Board eligible or board certified through ABPM or ABFAS, or actively pursuing board certification.
• Florida podiatry license or ability to obtain licensure.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate, diagnose, and treat foot, ankle, and lower-extremity conditions.
• Develop individualized treatment plans and provide conservative and surgical care.
• Utilize orthotic devices and coordinate physical therapy as needed.
• Educate patients on foot care, injury prevention, and lifestyle modifications.

Skills

Clinical excellence

Patient communication

Team collaboration

Education

DPM degree from accredited podiatric medical school

Residency completion or final year

Florida podiatry license or eligibility

Job description

US Foot and Ankle Specialists in Bradenton, FL seeks an Associate Podiatrist to join our growing practice. You will evaluate and treat foot and ankle conditions, develop individualized plans, and provide both conservative and surgical care in a collaborative, patient-centered environment.

The successful candidate will have a DPM from an accredited school, complete residency or be in final year, and be board-eligible or certified with ABPM/ABFAS and Florida licensure or eligibility.