Podiatrist

Key Responsibilities: Provide comprehensive podiatric evaluations, including assessment of skin integrity, vascular status, neurological function, and musculoskeletal conditions Diagnose and treat a wide range of foot and lower extremity conditions, including infections, ulcers, deformities, and nail disorders Perform routine and advanced podiatric procedures such as nail debridement, callus reduction, wound debridement, and minor surgical interventions within scope of practice Develop and implement individualized treatment plans, with a focus on prevention and management of high-risk conditions such as diabetic foot ulcers and pressure injuries Provide and oversee wound care treatment for lower extremity wounds in collaboration with nursing and wound care teams Monitor and manage chronic conditions affecting foot health, including diabetes-related complications and peripheral vascular disease Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members including nursing staff, rehabilitation therapists, and primary care providers to ensure coordinated and holistic resident care Participate in care plan meetings and contribute to interdisciplinary treatment planning Educate residents, families, and staff on foot care, preventive measures, proper footwear, and management of chronic conditions Maintain accurate, timely, and compliant clinical documentation in accordance with facility, state, and federal regulations Ensure adherence to all infection control standards, as well as HIPAA and OSHA requirements Provide clinical oversight and guidance to podiatry assistants or support staff as applicable Assist with scheduling, documentation workflows, and coordination of podiatry services within the facility Documentation must be completed within 72 hours of encounter completion. Provide services to 80% of facility census.