Nurse Practitioner: Podiatry Care in Senior Living

Preferred Podiatry Group PC; Springfield (IL); On-site; USD 88,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

401k

Company-issued iPad

Mentorship program

Flexible scheduling

Ongoing training

Job summary

Preferred Podiatry Group, headquartered in Chicago, is seeking a Nurse Practitioner to deliver podiatric care in long-term and senior care facilities. You will assess and treat foot conditions, provide diabetic foot care, and educate patients to improve mobility and quality of life.

Join a growing team with Medicare program involvement, dedicated scheduling support, and an emphasis on autonomy and work-life balance. Prior podiatry experience in long-term care and BLS/ACLS credentials are valued.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in NP and board certification.
• Active RN license and NP certification (ANCC or AANP).
• 2–5 years experience in podiatry post-training.
• Long-term care/nursing home experience preferred.
• BLS certification required; ACLS preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide podiatric care to residents in long-term and senior care facilities.
• Assess, diagnose, and treat foot and lower limb conditions.
• Deliver diabetic foot care, wound prevention, and mobility education.
• Collaborate with facility staff for coordinated, patient-centered care.
• Participate in Medicare quality programs to ensure top outcomes.
• Document visits in NextGen EMR on a company-issued iPad.

Skills

Podiatry care

Diabetic foot care

Wound care

Mobility education

EMR documentation

Education

Master's degree in NP

RN license + NP certification

Tools

NextGen EMR

Company-issued iPad

Job description

Preferred Podiatry Group, headquartered in Chicago, is seeking a Nurse Practitioner to deliver podiatric care in long-term and senior care facilities. You will assess and treat foot conditions, provide diabetic foot care, and educate patients to improve mobility and quality of life.

Join a growing team with Medicare program involvement, dedicated scheduling support, and an emphasis on autonomy and work-life balance. Prior podiatry experience in long-term care and BLS/ACLS credentials are valued.