Band 5​/Locum Podiatrist

Job Title:
Locum Podiatrist
Banding:
Band 5/6

Location:

Hull

Working Hours:

Monday - Friday, 08:30 - 16:30
Duration: 3 months
Rate:
Negotiable depending on candidate

We are seeking a skilled and flexible Band 5/6 Locum Podiatrist to join our team in Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire. This role involves covering areas such as Beverley, Hessle, Bridlington, and Bransholme. The ideal candidate will be a car driver with their own vehicle, experienced in using System One and holding a smartcard. This position requires immediate availability for a duration of 3 months.

As a Band 5/6 Locum Podiatrist, you will be responsible for conducting MSK clinics, including assessments and home visits, wound care, musculoskeletal clinics, and routine and new patient clinics. You will cover routine, new patients, and MSK clinics & home visits in the East Riding area and Hull. Your role will also involve community working, conducting new patient assessments, and providing care for high-risk patients with ulcers and other vascular issues.

• Must be a car driver with own car
• Experience with System One and smartcard
• Ability to conduct MSK clinics and home visits
• Proficiency in wound care and musculoskeletal clinics
• Experience in routine and new patient clinics
• Comfortable with community working and new patient assessments
• Experience in vascular assessments
• Ability to manage high-risk patients with ulcers and routine podiatry.

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