Full-Time Podiatrist – York, PennsylvaniaPremier Ankle & Foot Specialists is seeking a full-time podiatrist to join our team.

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premier ankle foot specialistYork (PA)

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Senior

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$160000.00 / annually

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About the role

Premier Ankle & Foot Specialists is seeking a full-time podiatrist to join their team of Six doctors. The successful candidate must be adept in both medical and surgical aspects of treatment. The practice provides comprehensive foot and ankle care to patients, focusing on both surgical and non-surgical treatment options. The role demands proficiency in surgical procedures such as incision & drainage, amputations and elective surgical procedures. The practice values a philosophy of treating patients with the utmost respect and empathy, mirroring the care one would expect for themselves. This ethos extends to the work environment, which promotes independence and professional growth. In terms of compensation, the practice provides a competitive base salary complemented by a bonus structure, malpractice insurance, paid time off (PTO), a 401k plan with company matching, and a continuing medical education (CME) stipend. Factors influencing salary include qualifications, experience, education, and training. Board qualification or certification is required for this position. The practice is located in York County, Pennsylvania, The practice seeks a candidate who values a positive work-life balance.
Compensation Information: $160000.00 / annually - $225000.00 / annually Details:provides a competitive base salary complemented by a bonus structure.malpractice insurance, paid time off (PTO), a 401k plan with company matching, and a continuing medical education (CME) stipend. Factors influencing salary include qualifications, experience, education, and training.

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