Specialist podiatrist

Overview

The Podiatry Service provides specialist care to a diverse group of patients with foot and lower limb problems, especially diabetes, within both a primary and secondary care setting. The experienced team of Podiatrists assess, diagnose and manage deformity or pathology of the foot, including specialised clinics in footwear, biomechanics, diabetes, rheumatology, dermatology, paediatrics and nail surgery. The service has direct links to Podiatric surgery for complex foot and ankle surgery.

Role

We are looking for motivated individuals with strong interpersonal skills who enjoy working with the public and a range of clinical and non‑clinical colleagues to join the team. Candidates should have an interest and some experience in diabetes and musculoskeletal (MSK) care, a flexible approach to work, and a keen desire to progress their clinical skills.

Responsibilities

• Support the Extended Scope MSK/Diabetes Podiatrists in musculoskeletal and diabetic aspects of care within the Department of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery.
• Play a key role in ensuring the service meets expected results with reference to national and local policies.
• Demonstrate an increased knowledge base within the chosen field and act as a role model for providing quality care to patients.
• Serve as an expert training resource to allied health professionals, GPs and other health and social care colleagues.

Qualifications

• Motivated with strong interpersonal skills.
• Interest and some experience in diabetes and MSK.
• Flexible, willing to learn, and keen to progress clinical capabilities.

Commitments to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

We are committed to ensuring equality and valuing diversity, and we treat all applicants fairly through our Fair Recruitment Standards.