Podiatrist
medserv groupCatonsville (MD)
About the role
The Med Serv Group Podiatrist 1 Visit Monthly
Part Time Compensation Options: Paid by CPT Code or 35% - 40% of collections ($1100 - $1250 per visit).The Med Serv Group is a rapidly growing medical practice that provides residents in Skilled Nursing Facilities with top-of-the-line care. We are currently searching for a talented Podiatrist to join our team! You will use your clinical and interpersonal skills to provide the highest quality of care to our patients. The ideal Podiatrist is confident, compassionate, and committed to delivering quality healthcare to the elderly population
Podiatrist Responsibilities:
Examining patient legs and feet to diagnose diseases. Treating foot and leg injuries such as fractures, corn and calluses. Referring out foot and ankle surgeries where necessary. Prescribing joint pain relief medication and foot orthoses to improve mobility. Advising patients on foot care and general wellness practices.
Podiatrist Requirements:
Doctoral degree in Podiatric Medicine (DPM) and active state license.2 years plus experience in a clinic or hospital. Excellent knowledge of therapeutic and surgical treatments for the lower extremities. Good interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate well with the elderly.
Compensation and Benefits: 7-8 hours visiting patients plus paperwork.
Schedule:
Monday-Friday (typically 9:00AM-5:00PM). Flexible schedules also available.22-25 patients per visit, preventative care Part Time Compensation Options: Paid by CPT Code or 35% - 40% of collections ($1100 - $1250 per visit).All doctors are 1099 (independent contractors)
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