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Medical Director Services PC is seeking a Podiatrist (DPM) to provide care in Skilled Nursing Facilities across Pennsylvania. You can choose a flexible schedule—one day a week, several days, or full-time—with the company handling scheduling, patients, and billing.
We offer productivity-based compensation with uncapped earning potential and a supportive operations team. Malpractice coverage is provided for full-time providers, and new graduates are welcome.
Medical Director Services is growing and is seeking compassionate, motivated Podiatrists (DPMs) to provide podiatric care in Skilled Nursing Facilities throughout Pennsylvania.
Whether you're looking for one day a week, several days a week, or a full-time schedule, we'll build a territory around your availability. We provide the patients, coordinate the schedule, and handle the billing—so you can focus on delivering exceptional patient care.
This position offers competitive productivity-based (RVU) compensation, allowing you to maximize your earnings based on the schedule you choose.
You'll provide high-quality podiatric care to residents in skilled nursing facilities, including:
Our operations team provides your daily schedule and patient list in advance, allowing you to focus on patient care rather than administrative tasks.
Medical Director Serviceswas founded in 2016 when SNF’s were shifting a focus on value at the same time treating residents with a higher level of acuity. MDS PC puts an emphasis on quality and customer service first. Another crucial focus is treating in place when possible and reducing unnecessary hospitalizations.
MDS PC is experienced in providing medical services in an SNF setting with an understanding of how to give effective medical care in an SNF as well as an understanding of the survey process. We are currently providing services in facilities with specialty units and provide appropriate medical personal with the experience in treating residents on a vent. It is standard for our providers to reach out to the surrounding hospitals to ensure that we have good communications in terms of the continuation of care. We put a major focus on reducing the number of medications as well as the requirements with narcotics and psych meds. If the providers feel that certain medications are appropriated, we ensure that it is well documented so that the facility will not be cited. MDLX