Podiatrist | Private Practice & MSK Development
Listed on 2026-09-18
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Healthcare
Physical Therapy, Pediatric Care, Rehabilitation
Job Role:
Podiatrist | Private Practice & MSK Development
Salary: £44,500–£55,000 FTE DOE
Job Type: Part-Time, Permanent Employed Preferred | Approx. 2 Days Per Week Initially
Location: South West London | Wandsworth Town, Clapham Junction & Putney
Support with the right to work in the UK may be available for suitably qualified candidates who meet the relevant eligibility requirements.
Perks- Flexible part-time working, initially around two days per week
- Existing patient demand and strong internal referrals
- Opportunity to develop MSK Podiatry, biomechanics, gait analysis and orthotics
- Access to focused and radial Shockwave Therapy, diagnostic ultrasound and VALD force plate technology
- Established multidisciplinary private healthcare team
- Genuine scope to increase your sessions as the Podiatry service grows
- Long-term development opportunities within an expanding private practice
- Support with the right to work in the UK may be available for suitably qualified candidates who meet the relevant eligibility requirements
- Self-employed arrangements may also be considered for the right Podiatrist
If you're looking for a flexible private Podiatry role where you can walk into existing patient demand while continuing to develop your skills, we think this one is well worth a look.
Our client is continuing to grow their Podiatry service across South West London and wants someone who can become a genuine part of that journey.
You won't be handed an empty diary and expected to magically make it busy. There are already patients to treat, alongside regular internal referrals from an established team of Physiotherapists and Osteopaths.
There's also plenty of scope to make the role your own.
You might love traditional Podiatry and want a varied private caseload. Or perhaps you're keen to develop further into MSK, biomechanics, gait analysis and orthotics.
Either way, you'll have the patients, technology and multidisciplinary support around you to do it.
And importantly, our client understands that flexibility matters. They're looking for around two days per week initially, but are open to discussing how those hours work around the right person.
All About YouYou’ll be an HCPC Registered Podiatrist who is confident delivering excellent patient care and managing your own caseload.
Essential:- HCPC registration as a Podiatrist
- Confidence managing a general Podiatry caseload
- Excellent communication and patient-care skills
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team
- Verruca and ingrown toenail management
- Nail surgery
- MSK Podiatry
- Biomechanics and gait analysis
- Orthotic assessment and prescription
Around two years' post-registration experience would be ideal, but Podiatrists with more or less experience are encouraged to apply
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You don't need to tick every desirable box. If you're a qualified Podiatrist with solid clinical foundations and an interest in developing further, we'd still like to hear from you.
What Will You Be Doing?You’ll manage a varied private Podiatry caseload across our client's South West London clinics.
Your caseload may include:
- Routine Podiatry and chiropody
- Corn, callus and nail care
- Verruca and ingrown toenail treatment
- Nail surgery where appropriately trained
- Diabetic foot assessments
- Biomechanical assessments and gait analysis
- Orthotic assessment and prescription
- MSK foot and ankle assessment
- Foot and ankle rehabilitation
You’ll also benefit from referrals across the wider multidisciplinary team and have the opportunity to contribute ideas as the Podiatry service continues to develop.
Working Hours and EnvironmentThe role will initially be approximately two days per week
, with genuine flexibility around how those hours…
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