Podiatrist Dunkirk NY (45 min. S of Buffalo)

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hcrc staffingDunkirk (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150,000 per year

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About the role

Podiatrist Dunkirk NYWe are seeking a motivated Podiatrist to join our established outpatient private practice, providing care at our Dunkirk and Lakewood, NY locations. We welcome both surgical and non-surgical Podiatrists. This is an excellent opportunity to join an experienced, supportive team with a diverse patient population and strong earning potential.
What You'll Do: Diagnose and treat a broad range of foot and ankle conditions Treat plantar fasciitis, tendonitis, bunions, hammertoes, Charcot foot, neuropathy and other common conditions Provide diabetic foot care and wound care Treat ingrown toenails, fungal nails and dermatologic foot conditions Order and review diagnostic testing Develop individualized treatment plans Perform appropriate in-office procedures and treatments Educate patients and provide follow-up care Collaborate with other Podiatrists and clinical team members Non-surgical Podiatrists may refer surgical cases to other providers within the practice
Qualifications: DPM with an active New York license or ability to obtain Surgical candidates should be Board Qualified/Board Certified or able to become Board Qualified within 2 years Non-surgical Podiatrists are also encouraged to apply Strong clinical and communication skills Compassionate, dependable and team-oriented Compensation & Benefits$150,000 base salary Productivity bonus 2 weeks PTO/vacation Health insurance for employee and spouse$1,000 CME stipend 401(k) after 1 year Full-time position Supportive, established private practice If you're looking for a long-term opportunity with a collaborative practice where you can provide comprehensive foot and ankle care while building your career, we'd love to hear from you. Please send your resume HCRC Staffing

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