Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Podiatrist - Band 5

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Band 5 Rotational Podiatrist – Acute & Community Services
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust is excited to offer a new and innovative Band 5 Rotational Podiatrist opportunity. This permanent post has been designed to provide a newly qualified or early-career podiatrist with a unique opportunity to gain experience across both our Acute Hospital and Community Foot Health services.
Working across Lambeth, Southwark and our hospital sites, you will develop a diverse clinical skillset whilst being supported by experienced clinicians, and multidisciplinary teams. This rotational role offers exposure to a wide range of patient groups and clinical environments, providing an excellent foundation for future career progression.
Within Our Community Foot Health Service
Within our Community Foot Health service, you will experience and have exposure to caseloads including wound care, musculoskeletal presentations, nail surgery and domiciliary care. You will undertake regular home visits using Trust vehicles and be provided with remote IT equipment to support agile working.
Within Our Acute Foot Health Service
Within our Acute Foot Health service, you gain valuable experience working alongside multidisciplinary teams managing high-risk foot complications. Opportunities include exposure to busy acute clinics, inpatient care, diabetic foot MDTs, vascular pathways, offloading and casting techniques and negative pressure wound therapy (VAC).
Your Duties Will Include
- Assessing, diagnosing and managing patients with a wide range of foot health conditions under the guidance of senior clinicians.
- Providing podiatric care to patients with diabetes, vascular disease, musculoskeletal conditions, wounds and other complex health needs.
- Participating in community clinics, home visits, hospital outpatient clinics and inpatient services.
- Working as part of multidisciplinary teams including diabetology, vascular surgery, renal medicine, nursing and community healthcare services.
- Supporting specialist services including wound care, nail surgery, biomechanics, offloading and casting.
- Participating in diabetic foot MDTs and contributing to the management of patients with complex and high-risk foot conditions.
- Maintaining accurate clinical records and contributing to service audits, quality improvement initiatives and clinical governance activities.
- Receiving structured supervision, mentorship and professional development to support progression through the rotational programme.
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About Us
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust is one of the largest and most successful NHS foundation trusts in the UK, providing specialist and community healthcare services to a diverse population.
Our Foot Health Service sits within the Specialist Ambulatory Medical Services Directorate and consists of approximately 50 staff delivering care across community, hospital and podiatric surgery services.


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We Provide
- Community Foot Health services across Lambeth and Southwark.
- Acute inpatient and outpatient podiatry services at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals.
- Specialist diabetic foot services and multidisciplinary foot clinics.
- Wound care and advanced therapies.
- Musculoskeletal podiatry.
- Nail surgery services.
- Domiciliary care.
This rotational post offers a unique opportunity to gain experience across the full patient pathway, from community-based prevention and management through to acute inpatient care and specialist multidisciplinary services.
You will be supported by experienced clinicians who are passionate about education, development and delivering outstanding patient care. Our service has a strong culture of learning, innovation and collaboration, providing an excellent environment for newly qualified podiatrists to develop their careers.
Our Values
- Caring – We put patients first.
- Ambitious – We innovate and strive for excellence.
- Inclusive – We respect each other and work collaboratively.
Contact Information
For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Nicholas Tuck
- Job title: Clinical Lead Podiatrist
- Email address: Nicholas.Tuck@nhs.net
- Telephone number: 020 3049 7938
or contact:
- Name: Vicki Tapley
- Email address: Vicki.Tapley@nhs.net
- Telephone number: 020 3049 7938
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