Podiatric Physician (DPM) - Panama City, FL (PanHandle)
Podiatric Physician (DPM) - Panama City, FL (PanHandle)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Conduct thorough assessments of patients' foot and ankle conditions
- Provide routine foot care including nail trimming, callus removal, and wound care
- Diagnose and treat foot-related conditions such as ulcers, infections, and deformities
- Develop and implement individualized treatment plans
- Collaborate with facility staff and healthcare professionals to coordinate patient care
- Educate patients, families, and caregivers on preventive foot care practices
- Complete electronic scheduling and documentation using EMR software
- Travel between assigned facilities as required
- Education, Licensure, and Experience:
- Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) degree required
- Active DPM license required or ability to obtain licensure within the required timeframe
- Board Qualified or Board Certified by ABPM and/or ABFAS preferred
- Strong clinical skills in podiatric assessment, diagnosis, and treatment
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Compassionate approach toward elderly patients and caregivers
- Ability and willingness to travel extensively throughout Florida
- Competitive compensation package
- Travel expenses provided (Pan Handle area)
- Flexible scheduling opportunities
- Potential relocation assistance based on candidate qualifications
- For more information please reach out to Kuldeep Singh: at 972-632-4518 or by Email: at kuldeep.singh@protouchstaffing.com
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