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Company Description
Bexley Foot Clinic is a leading podiatry practice in Bexley, established in 1999, with a strong focus on improving clients’ quality of life through excellent treatment and service. The clinic provides comprehensive care for a wide range of foot conditions, from ingrowing toenails and sports injuries to routine nail cutting and callus and corn removal. The team is committed to delivering professional, evidence-based podiatry in a welcoming and supportive environment. Joining Bexley Foot Clinic offers the opportunity to work in a well-established practice with a loyal patient base and a reputation for high-quality podiatric care.
Role Description
The Podiatrist will provide direct clinical care to patients, including assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of a variety of foot and lower limb conditions. Day-to-day responsibilities include managing routine podiatry services such as nail care, callus and corn removal, and wound care, as well as treating more complex issues like ingrowing toenails, sports-related injuries, and biomechanical problems. The role involves creating individualized treatment plans, advising on preventative care, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals when needed.
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Qualifications
- Strong clinical skills in Podiatry and Medicine, with the ability to assess, diagnose, and manage diverse foot conditions.
- Competence in Biomechanics and Orthotics, including gait analysis, functional assessments, and prescribing or modifying orthotic devices. (Desired).
- Experience or training in Diabetes-related foot care, including risk assessment, ulcer prevention, and management of high-risk patients.
- Recognized qualification in Podiatry (e.g., degree or diploma) and eligibility for relevant professional registration and practice in the region.
- Excellent patient communication skills, including the ability to explain treatment options clearly and provide empathetic, person-centered care.
- Strong record-keeping and documentation abilities, with attention to detail and adherence to clinical and safety standards.
- Ability to work independently in a clinic setting, manage a varied caseload, and contribute positively to a small, collaborative team.
- Previous experience in private practice, community or NHS clinic settings is beneficial, as is ongoing engagement with professional development and evidence-based practice.
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