Podiatrist

Innovent Global, Inc.; Lakeland (FL); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Malpractice insurance provided

Medical supplies provided

Hotel accommodations provided

Scheduler & MA support

Job summary

Innovent Global, Inc. seeks a FULL-TIME Podiatrist (DPM) to deliver foot and ankle care across senior care and long-term care communities in Lakeland and surrounding areas. The role involves mobile care across multiple facilities with no on-call requirements and support from a Scheduler and Medical Assistant.

The ideal candidate has a DPM with residency, board certification/eligibility, and strong clinical, communication, and organizational skills to work independently in a mobile care setting.

Qualifications

• DPM degree from an accredited school.
• Completion of an accredited podiatric residency program.
• Board certification or board eligibility for a DPM.

Responsibilities

• Provide on-site podiatry care in long-term care facilities.
• Travel between facilities within the assigned territory.
• Document clinical notes and procedures within 48 hours.
• Coordinate with scheduling staff and Medical Assistant for patient care.

Skills

Clinical skills

Communication

Organizational skills

Independent mobility

Education

DPM degree from accredited school

Residency in podiatry

Board Certified or Board Eligible

Job description

Podiatrist (DPM) – Senior Care / Long-Term Care

Territory: Lakeland, Lake Wales, Winter Haven, Kissimmee, Avon Park, and Davenport

Schedule: Full-Time, M-F, 5 days/wk

Position Overview

We are seeking a FULL-TIME Podiatrist (DPM) to provide high-quality foot and ankle care to patients in senior care and long-term care communities throughout the Lakeland and Lake Wales area . This is an excellent opportunity for a podiatrist seeking a balanced lifestyle.

Why This Opportunity Stands Out

• No surgery, no on-call, no nights, and no weekends
• Established patient base in LTC/SNF settings
• Clinical and administrative support including a Scheduler and Medical Assistant

Territory Details

• Facilities: (22) Long-Term Care / Nursing Facilities
• Facility Size: 80–150 beds
• Daily Visits: Typically 2-3 facilities per day
• Territory: Lakeland and Lake Wales, FL

Qualifications

• Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) from an accredited medical school
• Completion of an accredited Podiatric Residency program
• Board Certified or Board Qualified DPM
• DPM in LTC setting experience preferred
• Strong clinical, communication, and organizational skills
• Ability to work independently in a mobile care environment
• Competitive starting salary for 90 days
• After 90 days, a tiered reimbursement % based on generated revenue
• Full Health Benefits
• Malpractice insurance provided
• Medical supplies provided
• Hotel accommodations covered when needed
• Medical Assistant and Scheduler for clinical and administrative support

The Mobile Podiatrist provides on-site care to residents of long-term care, skilled nursing, assisted living, and other assigned facilities. The position requires regular travel between facilities within the assigned territory and the ability to work in resident rooms and shared clinical spaces. Available space, lighting, and treatment surfaces will vary by location.

The provider must transport and set up necessary supplies and equipment; follow facility infection control and safety procedures; communicate with residents, facility staff, and the corporate team; and complete required clinical documentation within established timeframes. (within 48 hours). The schedule may involve multiple facilities and resident appointments in a day.

Physical Requirements

To perform the essential functions of this position, the provider must be able to:

• Travel to assigned facilities and move throughout buildings, including hallways and resident rooms.
• Stand, walk, and sit intermittently throughout the workday.
• Bend, reach, and position themselves to examine and treat residents’ feet, including residents who are seated or in bed. Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs.
• Use hands and fingers with the precision needed to handle instruments, perform podiatric procedures, and document care.
• See sufficiently to assess skin, nails, circulation, wounds, and other clinical findings, with corrective devices if needed.
• Carry and set up the supplies and portable equipment required for scheduled care, using available carts or other appropriate assistance.
• Respond appropriately to resident needs and maintain safe positioning during examinations and treatment.
• Some residents may be unable to move independently or may become confused, agitated, or physically resistant due to an illness. The provider and Medical Assistant must be able to recognize these situations, respond calmly, protect the resident, and obtain assistance when needed.