Podiatrist: Transform Foot & Ankle Care & Grow

ChenMed LLC; Florida; On-site; USD 190,000 - 271,000; Full time

Job summary

ChenMed LLC is seeking a Podiatrist to provide comprehensive care of the foot, ankle and lower leg, diagnose and treat infections, deformities and injuries, and perform in-office minor surgeries. The role also involves teaching foot care, and some administrative duties.

Candidate must hold a DPM, be licensed in the state, complete a 3-year residency, and demonstrate strong clinical and interpersonal skills. The pay range reflects base salary with potential bonuses, commensurate with experience.

Qualifications

• DPM degree from an accredited college of podiatry.
• Licensed to practice podiatry in the state.
• Completed a three-year residency program.
• Knowledge of diagnosing and treating foot injuries and deformities.

Responsibilities

• Treats bone, muscle, and joint disorders affecting the feet.
• Performs minor office surgery: partial nail avulsion, abscess incision and drainage, cyst aspirations.
• Educates the public about foot care benefits through speaking engagements and other forums.
• Performs administrative duties such as hiring employees, ordering supplies, and keeping records.
• Advises patients about treatments and foot care techniques for prevention.
• Corrects deformities by plaster casts and strapping.
• Diagnoses foot diseases using histories, exams, x-rays and lab results.
• Makes and fits prosthetic appliances.
• Prescribes medications, devices, physical therapy, or surgery.
• Refers patients to physicians when systemic disorders are indicated.
• Other duties as assigned by management.

Skills

Logic & problem-solving

Complex problem solving

Fine motor skills

Finger dexterity

English fluency

Education

DPM degree

Licensed podiatrist

3-year residency

Job description

ChenMed LLC is seeking a Podiatrist to provide comprehensive care of the foot, ankle and lower leg, diagnose and treat infections, deformities and injuries, and perform in-office minor surgeries. The role also involves teaching foot care, and some administrative duties.

Candidate must hold a DPM, be licensed in the state, complete a 3-year residency, and demonstrate strong clinical and interpersonal skills. The pay range reflects base salary with potential bonuses, commensurate with experience.