DPM degree from an accredited podiatric medical school
Completion of a 3-year podiatric residency program or currently in the final year
Board eligible or certified through ABPM or ABFAS; actively pursuing board certification
Florida podiatry license or ability to obtain licensure
Strong clinical, diagnostic, and interpersonal skills
Commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care
Responsibilities
Evaluate and diagnose conditions affecting feet, ankles, and lower extremities
Develop individualized treatment plans for patients
Provide conservative and surgical care to patients
Utilize orthotic devices as part of treatment
Coordinate physical therapy for optimal recovery
Educate patients on foot care and injury prevention
Advise on lifestyle modifications to enhance foot health
Benefits
Stable and supportive practice environment in a growing organization
Access to the latest innovations in podiatric medicine and surgery
Opportunities for professional development and long-term career growth
Patient-focused culture committed to clinical excellence
Pathway to partnership for career advancement
Work-life balance for improved quality of life
Comprehensive health insurance options
Full Job Description
Position Overview
The Associate Podiatrist will evaluate, diagnose, and treat conditions affecting the feet, ankles, and lower extremities. Responsibilities include developing individualized treatment plans, providing conservative and surgical care, utilizing orthotic devices, coordinating physical therapy, and educating patients on foot care, injury prevention, and lifestyle modifications.
What We Offer
Stable and supportive practice environment within a growing organization
Access to the latest innovations in podiatric medicine and surgery
Opportunities for professional development and long-term career growth
Patient-focused culture committed to clinical excellence
Competitive compensation and benefits
Pathway to partnership
Work-life balance
Qualifications
DPM degree from an accredited podiatric medical school
Completion of a 3-year podiatric residency program or currently in the final year
Board eligible or board certified through ABPM or ABFAS, or actively pursuing board certification
Florida podiatry license or ability to obtain licensure
Strong clinical, diagnostic, and interpersonal skills
Commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care
Benefits
Health insurance with single and family plan options
