Job Overview
This role helps people with complex foot health needs by providing expert assessment and treatment. You will be part of a supportive podiatry team delivering care across community, clinic and home settings. Your work will support people living with long‑term conditions, nerve and circulation problems, and wounds. You will use evidence‑based practice and professional judgement to plan safe, effective, and person‑centred care. In addition to clinical work you will contribute to teamwork, learning and service improvement.
Responsibilities
* Assess, diagnose and treat people with a wide range of complex podiatric needs
* Create and deliver individual care plans that support health, comfort and independence
* Work autonomously while contributing to multidisciplinary team decisions
* Keep clear, accurate clinical records and follow agreed care pathways
* Support and supervise podiatry assistants and learners where appropriate
Qualifications
* Degree or equivalent qualification in podiatry with current Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registration
* Confidence working independently and making clinical decisions
* Good communication skills, with a calm and compassionate approach
* Willingness to work across different settings and with diverse communities
* Commitment to learning, reflection and evidence‑based practice
Person Specification
Essential
* Degree in Podiatry or a Diploma plus equivalent podiatric knowledge/experience
* State Registration with the Health Care Professions Council
Desirable
* Evidence of current CPD or formal qualifications at an advanced level (e.g., postgraduate specialist qualification)
* Full understanding of relevant policy, legislation and their application to clinical service (e.g., NICE guidance, Falls Prevention, Mental Capacity Act, Social Inclusion)
* Working knowledge of standardised podiatry models, assessments, and audit practices
Legal Requirements
* Subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 – disclosure and barring service checks required
* Applicants must have current UK professional registration
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and experiences, and we value different perspectives that help us provide fair, inclusive and respectful care for everyone.
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