FOOTSTEPS PODIATRY SERVICES LIMITED
Podiatrist

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Company Description
FOOTSTEPS PODIATRY SERVICES LIMITED is a health, wellness, and fitness company specializing in podiatry services and foot care, based at 58 Albert Road in Tamworth, United Kingdom. The clinic provides patient-centered care focused on improving mobility, comfort, and overall quality of life. Team members work closely with individuals of diverse ages and health backgrounds, supporting prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation for a range of foot and lower limb conditions. The environment emphasizes professional standards, compassionate care, and collaboration with other healthcare providers. Joining the team offers the opportunity to contribute to a growing, community-focused practice.
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This full-time, on-site Podiatrist role is based at the Tamworth clinic and involves delivering comprehensive foot and lower limb care to a varied patient caseload. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Assessing, diagnosing, and managing podiatric conditions
- Performing routine and specialist treatments
- Providing evidence-based clinical advice
- Conducting biomechanical assessments
- Prescribing and reviewing orthotic devices
- Managing high-risk patients, particularly those living with diabetes


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The Podiatrist will maintain accurate clinical records, adhere to relevant professional and regulatory standards, and participate in clinical audits and service development. Collaboration with other healthcare professionals, patient education on self-care, and contribution to a supportive, safe clinical environment are key components of the position.
Qualifications
- Demonstrated clinical expertise in Podiatry and Medicine relevant to foot and lower limb health
- Strong understanding of Biomechanics and experience with gait analysis and functional assessments
- Proficiency in prescribing, fitting, and reviewing Orthotics and other podiatric devices
- Experience in assessing and managing Diabetes-related foot complications and high-risk feet
- Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in Podiatry and current registration with the appropriate professional regulatory body
- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain clinical findings and treatment plans clearly to patients and colleagues
- Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team in a busy clinical setting
- Strong clinical record-keeping skills and commitment to infection control, patient safety, and ethical practice
- Previous experience in private practice or community podiatry is beneficial, along with ongoing commitment to continuing professional development.
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