Podiatrist
foot doc pllcPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Job Title: Associate Podiatrist (DPM) — Phoenix, AZ
Employment Type: Full-Time
Location:
West Phoenix (Estrella), AZ — primary location, with a weekly clinic day in Chandler, AZAbout The Foot DocThe Foot Doc is a well-established, two-location podiatric practice serving the Phoenix metro area for over six years. Patient demand has grown beyond what a single provider can absorb — we currently turn away an estimated several hundred new patients a year due to capacity alone, not lack of demand. We're looking for a full-scope Associate Podiatrist to help us meet that demand, whether you're finishing your training or you're an experienced DPM looking for a new opportunity.
What You'll Do:
- Provide new patient consultations, follow-up care, and post-operative management
- Perform in-office procedures and surgical cases
- Work primarily out of our West Phoenix (Estrella) office, with one clinic day per week at our Chandler location, plus dedicated surgery/admin time
- Step into an active, established referral base built over six-plus years — not a patient panel you have to build from scratch
Qualifications:
- Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) degree
- Completion of an accredited podiatric surgical residency (PMSR, or PMSR/RRA preferred)
- Active Arizona podiatric medical license, or eligibility to obtain one
- Board certified or board qualified (ABFAS)
Compensation & Benefits:
Competitive base salary plus uncapped, production-based bonus potential. Full compensation details provided during the interview process. Why The Foot Doc
- Real, documented patient demand — not a cold start
- Established infrastructure already in place (EMR, billing/RCM, marketing) so you can focus on patient care
- Direct mentorship from an experienced, practicing podiatric surgeon
- Genuine room to grow within the practice over timeDM me and I will contact you with further details
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