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AllCare.ai seeks a licensed Doctor of Podiatric Medicine to provide podiatric care to seniors in assisted living communities across Southern California. This mobile role involves in-facility visits with clustered routes and requires a minimum of 1 day per week (Mon-Thu).
Employment can be W-2 or 1099 to suit your needs. You will evaluate podiatric conditions, perform foot/ankle care, collaborate with primary care and facility staff, and maintain compliant documentation.
About AllCare.ai AllCare.ai delivers coordinated, in-facility care — including Primary Care, Psychiatry, Podiatry, Diagnostics, Wound Care, and Chronic Care Management — supported by a 24/7 medical concierge. Our platform streamlines documentation and compliance so providers can focus on delivering high-quality care to seniors.
We are seeking a licensed Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) to provide podiatric care to residents in assisted living communities across Southern California. This role involves mobile in-facility visits with clustered routes to minimize travel time. Minimum availability of 1 day per week is required (Monday through Thursday). This position is available as W-2 or 1099 — we are happy to accommodate what works best for you.
Evaluate and manage podiatric conditions for residents in assisted living communities
Provide routine foot and ankle assessments, diabetic foot care, wound management, nail care, callus treatment, and orthotics
Collaborate with our care team including primary care providers and facility staff
Participate in care coordination and case reviews
Maintain accurate and timely documentation in compliance with regulatory requirements
Active California DPM license in good standing
Active DEA registration
Experience in geriatric or facility-based settings preferred
Valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle
BLS certification
Ability to sanitize and maintain own equipment preferred
Estimated annual compensation: $150,000 – $200,000/year, based on patient volume and performance.