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12/11/2007
RE: Educating The Medical Community About Podiatry (Mike Boxer, DPM)
From: Mike Boxer, DPM, Barry Mullen, DPM To answer Dr. Agostinelli's question as to how long I spend with a new patient, the answer is anywhere from thirty to forty-five minutes. The history is obtained in the consultation room and that takes between five and ten minutes. The physical exam takes fifteen to twenty minutes. All physical findings are dictated to a podiatric assistant as the exam is conducted so that no time is wasted recording the findings. The reason the history is reported in the report to the referring podiatrist or referring MD or DO is because that is the way it is done in the medical community. That seems to be the standard.
I would like to thank Dr. Gramuglia for the kudos. Yes, there are instances when I do act as an expert. First, I would like to inform Dr. Gramuglia that I have been teaching podiatric residents how to do surgery for over forty years. As a matter of fact, I surgically trained one of the former presidents of the ABPS. Patients who are injured when their DPM screws up are entitled to be compensated. When a PT nerve is cut during an EPF procedure because the incision was incorrectly placed, that patient is entitled to some compensation. I actually save many more DPMs from med mal cases than I ever testify against and most years, I only testify one to three times. Mike Boxer, DPM, Woodmere, NY, MCBDPM@aol.com Editor’s Note: An extended-length note by Dr. Mullen appears at: http://www.podiatrym.com/letters2.cfm?id=16964&start=1
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07/17/2025
YOU CAN'T MAKE THESE THINGS UP
RE: Outrageous Shoe of the Day
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A whirlpool shoe? |
Source: Anna Korshun via Virtual Shoe Museum (Photo: May Heek)
07/17/2025
RESPONSES/COMMENTS (PODIATRIC EDUCATION)
From: John S. Steinberg, DPM
Ah the beauty and the challenge of open authorship forums such as PM News. Congratulations to Barry Block and his now 22,465 daily subscribers…BUT with this media comes responsibility and a duty for honesty.
We need to STOP publishing extremist statements and misinformation. We don’t want to hear it anymore. The notes of alarm that use terms such as ‘shrapnel, blast radius, and grenades’ seem determined to misrepresent the truth and create negativity about this great profession. I suggest that rather than seeking to frighten readers about podiatry for some unknown cause, we should instead put our efforts into productive...
Editor's note: Dr. Steinberg's extended-length letter can be read here.
Editor's comment: For the past 31 years—over 8,000 issues—PM News has served as an open forum where podiatrists can freely share their thoughts and respond to one another. We have always welcomed a wide range of perspectives, including those we may personally disagree with. Recently, Dr. Steinberg—whom we hold in high regard—suggested that PM News should avoid publishing comments that may create negativity. While we understand his concerns, censoring opinions based on how they are perceived emotionally can set a dangerous precedent. What one person sees as negative, another may see as constructive and necessary. Over the years, we've heard criticism from both sides: some say PM News is too positive, others say it’s too negative. That we’re criticized from both ends suggests we’re doing our job—allowing different voices in the profession to be heard. That tension is the natural result of refusing to censor diverse opinions. We will continue to offer every podiatrist a respectful platform to express their views—and trust our readers to judge for themselves where the truth lies.
07/17/2025
RESPONSES/COMMENTS (MEDICARE FRAUD)
From: David Secord, DPM
I have a friend from college who is with the Federal Prosecutor’s office in Fort Smith, AR. About a decade ago, we were speaking about the length of time it takes for someone’s feet to be held to the fire after committing felonies. His response was enlightening. The DOJ has only a certain number of prosecutors and investigators upon which to rely for building and (potentially) litigating a case. He estimated that each case might entail $500,000 in costs (and that was a decade ago) and it is simply not possible for every, single instance to make it into the courtroom. There are not enough courts either.
The road you are forced to walk is to allow the potential defendant to build up a large enough number of offenses that the Feds can approach and offer a plea agreement to plead guilty to a certain number of offences, pay a certain amount in fines and surrender of assets and agree to...
Editor's note: Dr. Secord's extended-length letter can be read here.
07/17/2025
RESPONSES/COMMENTS (MEDICAL-LEGAL) -PART 1A
From: Allen M. Jacobs, DPM
My patients have overwhelmingly benefitted from the utilization of EBM products for a variety of pathologies and have done so for many years now. The EBM working model is a variation of that already utilized for those who dispense needed products from their office. Typically, with non-EBM products, you purchase an inventory for the office and dispense from that inventory when appropriate for patient care. You likely charge the patient a fee for that product in excess of your cost, thus creating a profit.
You engage in a similar but more beneficial relationship with EBM. First, you purchase no inventory and make no investment. They act as your inventory so to speak. If you prescribe a product, they dispense that product to the patient. The price for dispensing is determined by you alone. You may elect to charge only the cost of the product in which case there is no profit for you. Or you may elect to dispense the product at a price determined by...
Editor's note: Dr. Jacobs' extended-length letter can be read here.
07/17/2025
RESPONSES/COMMENTS (MEDICAL-LEGAL) - PART 1B
From: George A. Cioe
Short Answer: While the Stark Law may not directly apply due to the lack of Medicare reimbursement for the compounds in question, EBM Medical’s reimbursement model may violate the Anti-Kickback Statute, state laws, and podiatric ethical guidelines, including those set forth by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA).
Legal Considerations
1. Stark Law (42 U.S.C. § 1395nn) The Stark Law prohibits physicians from referring Medicare or Medicaid patients for "designated health services" to entities with which they or immediate family members have a financial relationship—unless an exception...
Disclosure: George Cioe is President of the Tetra Corporation.
Editor's note: George Cioe's extended-length letter can be read here.
07/17/2025
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07/17/2025
PODIATRISTS IN THE NEWS
A Little Foot Health Prevention Goes a Long Way: OR Podiatrist
Other parts of your body are affected by how you treat your feet. That's why your doctor or other caregiver might check your feet if you mention having knee pain or backaches. "Your feet are the foundation for your whole body," says John Stanger, DPM, a podiatrist with PeaceHealth in Florence, Oregon. "When your feet aren't healthy, it affects how you walk, stand, and move through your day."
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Dr. John Stanger |
Simple issues like ingrown toenails, calluses, or shoes that don't fit well also can make every step painful. "We want to help people stay active and comfortable," Dr. Stanger says. "Good foot care can prevent serious conditions down the road. Don't wait until you have pain to think about your feet," Stanger says. "A little prevention goes a long way."
Source: Peace Health [7/14/25]
07/17/2025
PODIATRIC SUPERGROUPS IN THE NEWS
GA Podiatrist Joins Ankle & Foot Centers of America
Ankle & Foot Centers of America is pleased to announce that Sadia Ali, DPM, a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon specializing in trauma, sports medicine, and pediatric care, has joined its physician team and will lead the opening of a new office in Acworth, Georgia.
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Dr. Sadia Ali |
Dr. Ali brings more than a decade of experience in private practice and holds board certifications from both the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery and the American Board of Podiatric Medicine. She completed her residency in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery at the University of Florida/Shands Medical Center in Jacksonville, where she served as Chief Resident and earned the Excellence in Teaching Award.
Source: digitaljournal.com [7/15/25]
07/17/2025
PODIATRIC PRODUCTS IN THE NEWS
Turner Imaging Systems Launches ENDURO™ DR
Turner Imaging Systems has announced the commercial release of ENDURO™ DR, a portable X-ray platform engineered to deliver high-quality diagnostic imaging at the point of care. With its compact size, rapid deployment, and fully wireless operation, ENDURO™ DR enables clinicians to perform radiographic imaging virtually anywhere — eliminating the need for dedicated, lead-lined X-ray rooms.
ENDURO™ DR ES70 is optimized for extremity imaging and high mobility. With a compact build and efficient power usage, the ES70 is designed for podiatry, sports medicine, and mobile clinical settings.
Source: WKRG News 5 [7/15/25]
07/17/2025
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07/17/2025
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07/17/2025
MEETING NOTICES
07/17/2025 George A. Cioe
Is This a Stark Law Violation? (Scott T Grodman, DPM)
Short Answer: While the Stark Law may not directly
apply due to the lack of Medicare reimbursement
for the compounds in question, EBM Medical’s
reimbursement model may violate the Anti-Kickback
Statute, state laws, and podiatric ethical
guidelines, including those set forth by the
American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA).
Legal Considerations
1. Stark Law (42 U.S.C. § 1395nn)
The Stark Law prohibits physicians from referring
Medicare or Medicaid patients for "designated
health services" to entities with which they or
immediate family members have a financial
relationship—unless an exception applies.
• Limitation: Since the compounds offered by EBM
Medical are not covered by Medicare, and
physicians are paid directly by patients, Stark
Law does not directly apply to this arrangement.
2. Anti-Kickback Statute (42 U.S.C. § 1320a–7b)
The federal Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS) prohibits
offering, soliciting, or receiving any
remuneration to induce or reward referrals for
services reimbursed by federal healthcare
programs.
• Even if patients are paying out of pocket, if
any federal reimbursement is involved (e.g., for
other services) or if the payment influences
prescribing behavior, it may violate AKS.
• This is a criminal statute with significant
penalties, and intent is key.
3. Michigan State Law
Michigan’s Health Care False Claim Act (MCL
752.1001 et seq.) and other state-level
professional conduct rules may apply more broadly
to arrangements where physicians are financially
incentivized to steer patient care.
Medical Ethics and APMA Standards
The American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA)
provides ethical guidance in its Code of Ethics,
especially under:
Article III – Professional Relationships
“The podiatric physician shall not accept rebates
or other inducements for referrals, and shall not
offer such inducements to others.”
This directly speaks to the risk inherent in a
compensation model where EBM reimburses
podiatrists based on prescriptions or referrals.
Article IV – Professional Fees
“The podiatric physician shall not engage in fee-
splitting, or accept rebates in any form for
patient referrals.”
If EBM Medical’s payments are tied to the volume
or nature of prescriptions, this could be
considered fee-splitting or rebating, both of
which are expressly prohibited by APMA ethical
rules.
Conclusion and Recommendation
While Stark Law may not be the applicable statute,
the Anti-Kickback Statute, state law, and APMA
ethical codes all raise red flags regarding the
legality and propriety of participating in EBM
Medical’s reimbursement program.
Dr. Grodman should consult with legal counsel and
a compliance officer before engaging with EBM
Medical, to ensure full alignment with:
· Federal and state law,
· The APMA Code of Ethics,
· His fiduciary duty to patients.
Such arrangements must not compromise clinical
judgment or appear to prioritize financial gain
over ethical patient care.
George A. Cioe, President and CEO, The Tetra
Corporation
07/17/2025 Allen M. Jacobs, DPM
Is This a Stark Law Violation? (Scott T Grodman, DPM)
My patients have overwhelming benefitted from the
utilization of EBM products for a variety of
pathologies and have done so for many years now.
The EBM working model is a variation of that
already utilized for those who dispense needed
products from their office. Typically, with non-
EBM products you purchase an inventory for the
office and dispense from that inventory when
appropriate for patient care. You likely charge
the patient a fee for that product in excess of
your cost, thus creating a profit.
You engage in a similar but more beneficial
relationship with EBM. First, you purchase no
inventory and make no investment. They act as your
inventory so to speak. If you prescribe a product,
they dispense that product to the patient. The
price for dispensing is determined by you alone.
You may elect to charge only the cost of the
product in which case there is no profit for you.
Or you may elect to dispense the product at a
price determined by you, which would include your
profit. EBM charges the actual cost of the
product, and in addition will collect any profit
you have added to that, which is immediately
forwarded to you.
Another advantage of EBM is that the products
cover a wide variety of pathologic conditions
which we see daily. It is not just products for
neuropathy, pain, dermatologic disorders, plantar
fasciitis, plantar, fibromatosis, wound care, but
rather a variety of useful products. I would
estimate that approximately 50% of my patience are
prescribed EBM products at one time or another.
For various conditions, they offer multiple
product options. When you purchase inventory, you
feel compelled to move that inventory, intend to
restrict treatment to the products which you have
purchased. With EBM, you have your choice of
several different products for each condition and
therefore you are not restricted to the old “if
all you have is a hammer everything looks like a
nail” philosophy of dispensing to move your
inventory.
The most important aspect of this all is that over
many years I have found their products to be
extremely effective. Patient benefit greatly from
a clinical perspective.
Additionally, the revenue which you can generate
by having a variety of products available to
dispense for a variety of pathologic states is
very beneficial financially. All of this with no
cash out or commitments whatsoever.
PM magazine addresses the business of podiatry. I
am not a business expert, but I know the benefits
that these products have brought to me
financially. In my opinion, it is a perfect model
for legitimate prescribing and dispensing of
products.
I am not employed by EBM. I have lectured several
times in the past and endorse their products based
upon my experience with them. There are no
kickbacks. There are no inducements for use of
their products. It is a convenient way and
effective means to dispense products which you are
already doing.
Allen M. Jacobs, DPM, St. Louis, MO
07/17/2025 David Secord, DPM
Inside the DOJ's Largest-ever Healthcare Takedown (Paul Kesselman, DPM)
I have a friend from college who is with the
Federal Prosecutor’s office in Fort Smith, AR.
About a decade ago, we were speaking about the
length of time it takes for someone’s feet to be
held to the fire after committing felonies. His
response was enlightening. The DOJ has only a
certain number of prosecutors and investigators
upon which to rely for building and (potentially)
litigating a case. He estimated that each case
might entail $500,000 in costs (and that was a
decade ago) and it is simply not possible for
every, single instance to make it into the
courtroom. There are not enough courts either.
The road you are forced to walk is to allow the
potential defendant to build up a large enough
number of offences that the Feds can approach and
offer a plea agreement to plead guilty to a
certain number of offences, pay a certain amount
in fines and surrender of assets and agree to
certain amount of time incarcerated.
If the defendant won’t go for the plea deal, the
quid pro quo is that they will prosecute on all
offences and make sure that the time incarcerated
is hefty. The only way this arm-twisting works is
with a top-heavy number of offences, which
requires a certain amount of time to accumulate.
Just as this reality is frustrating for the
taxpayers, so it is for the prosecutors. About
twenty years ago, I reported someone for Medicare
and Medicaid fraud. When the decision was made not
to prosecute, I made some calls and was on the
phone with a guy at the FBI. He admitted that he
would love to see the perp arrested, arraigned,
prosecuted and imprisoned, but as the amount he
stole from the taxpayer was slightly under $1
million, it wasn’t worth spending half a million
to retrieve a million and a few years in Federal
prison.
This man actually admitted that the perpetrator
was smart enough to steal just enough to stay off
target. I asked point blank if that was an
admission that crime pays. He responded that “…if
you are smart enough, yes.” Stunning. That is the
reality of life in these United States and the
Republic we embrace. This is not an imprimatur to
steal or fail to report theft or fraud. It is an
admission from those responsible for investigating
and prosecuting that the prosecutorial pie is only
just so large.
David Secord, DPM, McAllen, TX
07/17/2025 John S. Steinberg, DPM
Educational Fallout and Uncomfortable Truths (Rod Tomczak, DPM, MD, EdD)
Ah the beauty and the challenge of open authorship
forums such as PM News. Congratulations to Barry
Block and his now 22,465 daily subscribers…BUT
with this media comes responsibility and a duty
for honesty.
We need to STOP publishing extremist statements
and misinformation. We don’t want to hear it
anymore. The notes of alarm that use terms such as
‘shrapnel, blast radius, and grenades’ seem
determined to misrepresent the truth and create
negativity about this great profession. I suggest
that rather than seeking to frighten readers about
podiatry for some unknown cause, we should instead
put our efforts into productive communication.
My son will apply to podiatric medical school this
fall. He will be the 4th generation of Steinberg
DPMs. My grandfather graduated from NYCPM in 1931.
My brother, father and 3 cousins are all
podiatrists…and guess what…we all have made a
great living and enjoyed a rewarding profession
that helps people every day. That seems to be the
prevailing sentiment with about every podiatrist
that I speak with around the country.
Sure, not all podiatrists are rich and put in
total ankle replacements for a living. However,
this profession has never been in a better
position for success. We have advanced our
education and scope of practice…we are on staff at
major academic medical centers…graduates from my
residency and many, many others get offers of
starting salaries that begin at $250k and range up
to over $400k.
Let’s all please stop using half-truths and
misinformation to scare our profession and those
who may want to join us. Instead, I’m going to
continue to devote my attention and energy to help
further elevate the meaning and prestige of the
DPM degree. Maybe others could join and direct
your energy this same direction?
John S. Steinberg, DPM, Washington, DC
07/17/2025
CLASSIFIED ADS - PRACTICES FOR SALE OR WANTED, EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
PM NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS REACH OVER 22,000 DPMs AND STUDENTS
Whether you have used equipment to sell or are offering an associate position, PM News classified ads are the fastest, most-effective way of reaching over 22,000 subscribers. For details, click here or write to: bblock@podiatrym.com or call (718) 897-9700 for details
43 YEAR PRACTICE FOR SALE - LANCASTER, PA
Large patient base. 3 miles from downtown Lancaster. Large retirement community within a quarter mile. 3 treatment rooms, EMR, plentiful parking and reasonable rent. Exceptional opportunity to step into a turnkey podiatric practice. Owner can assist for few months. Contact: mflinchbaugh@comcast.net
30 YEAR PRACTICE FOR SALE - MOUNT PLEASANT, MI
3 day/week primary care practice Mount Pleasant, MI. Avg gross $229 K w/no surgery. Price $220K. Privileges available at 2 hospitals and surgery center in town. Could be expanded to 5 days. Practice has an excellent reputation, website and FB page. 2 treatment rooms/digital x-ray/Mod Med software located in a professional building could be expanded to 3 rooms. Serious inquiries email admin@familyfootcare.biz
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE - SWIFT MICROWAVE DEVICE
A safe and effective option for verrucae and IPKs. A high success rate, 80%-95%, with no side-effects and a recurrence rate of less than 1%. No bandaging required. Triggers the release of proteins educating the immune system. Unit is 1&1/2 years old, minimal use. Comes with tips. PRICE: $12,500 ctmthor8@yahoo.com
07/17/2025
APMA STATE COMPONENTS IN THE NEWS
MA Podiatrists Testify at State House on Expanding Scope of Practice
On June 14th, Tyler Silverman, DPM, chair of the Massachusetts Foot and Ankle Society (MFAS) Legislative Committee and David Alper, DPM, Trustee on the APMA Board of Trustees arranged to give testimony to the MA Joint Health Policy Committee on a bill to expand the podiatry scope of practice to include the ankle.
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(L-R) Drs.Tyler Silverman and David Alper |
The doctors gave information and evidence supporting a podiatrist’s ability to provide medical care for patients with ankle issues, including surgery. They informed the Committee that currently 48 states allow ankle care and surgery by podiatrists, educating them on our training and the need to allow the full scope of practice to entice recent residency graduates to come practice in Massachusetts.
07/17/2025
CLASSIFIED ADS - PRACTICES FOR SALE OR WANTED, EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
PM NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS REACH OVER 20,000 DPMs AND STUDENTS
Whether you have used equipment to sell or are offering an associate position, PM News classified ads are the fastest, most-effective way of reaching over 21,900 subscribers. For details, click here or write to: bblock@podiatrym.com or call (718) 897-9700 for details.
FACULTY POSITION DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY – NYCPM OF TOURO
NYCPM of Touro University seeks a DPM for the Department of Surgery. Must be board certified, have a NYS license and a current DEA Certificate. This position teaches surgery and podiatric medicine to 3rd and 4th year podiatric medical students. Duties include patient care, student education, live lectures in classrooms and patient settings, including workshops, webinars and seminars. Candidates will participate in scholarly service activities within the College community and work collaboratively with faculty, students, staff and administration. Prior teaching experience strongly recommended. Salary starting at $140,000. Complete application (including proof of board certification) here.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - DR. WILLIAM M. SCHOLL COLLEGE OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE
Assistant Professor, Podiatric Medical Education. The Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science is seeking a board eligible or certified DPM to serve as a full-time Assistant Professor to train and lead the next generation of podiatrists in an interprofessional and multicultural learning environment. Responsibilities include but are not limited to didactic lectures, clinical workshops and clinical education. Current Openings | Recruitment EOE, Including Disability/Vets
ASSOCIATE WITH PARTNERSHIP POTENTIAL! - SOUTHWEST FLORIDA
Busy six doctor, well established, state-of-the-art equipped, 2-location practice in Southwest Florida. Seeking a motivated, surgically trained, team player to join our Foot And Ankle family. Unrestricted wide scope of podiatric privileges at two local hospitals with corresponding emergency department call. Full variety of clinical options from sports medicine, wound care, trauma, forefoot/rearfoot/ankle surgical pathology, and professional high risk preventative management. Base salary, incentive bonus schedule, 401(k), medical, dental, vision, paid vacation, uniforms, and all marketing as well as professional dues provided. For more information or interview, contact 941-626-2997 by text.
ASSOCIATE POSITION – ST. GEORGE, UTAH
Doctor of Podiatric medicine position open for a well-trained, highly motivated individual in beautiful St. George, Utah. Competitive pay, benefits and a great company culture. Come enjoy sunny St George, Utah with red rock mesas and lush waterways that create outdoor recreation assets unlike anywhere else. Close to several national parks and only a few hours from Las Vegas. Interested? Send your CV directly to laney@summitmedicalpartners.com
ASSOCIATE- BEVERLY HILLS AREA
Seeking a dynamic, patient-focused DPM to join our team in a premiere private practice. FT/PT position with established patient base. Our practice, known for providing top-tier care, is equipped with cutting-edge technology and resources. Candidate must have California license, Board Qual/Cert, strong communication and professional skills, previous practice experience. Competitive compensation, benefits package, potential for partnership/ownership. Please submit CV and cover letter reply to: medoffice310@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION- GREATER CHICAGO AREA
Mobile multi-physician podiatry group serving Greater Chicago, is looking for full- or part-time associates. All aspects of podiatry. Logistics, billing, instrumentation provided; mileage reimbursement; income projection $250k and up). Please contact by text at 312-375-6430 to set up an interview.
ASSOCIATE POSITION – VERMONT AND NEW YORK
Associate wanted for Vermont and NY offices, full time. Please contact William J Sarchino, DPM 518-466-3287 to discuss. Great opportunity for advancement. wjsar@aol.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - QUEENS, NY
Looking for an associate podiatrist for a growing practice. Our podiatric clinic is seeking a skilled and compassionate podiatrist to join our dynamic team. Great staff and flexible hours. Recent graduates welcome. Will help participate with most insurance plans. Offices in the heart of both Manhattan and Queens. Email: newyorkfootdoc@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - NEW JERSEY
FT Podiatry Position: $135K–$175K+ based on experience. Board Elig/Cert req. Strong surgical skills preferred. Bonus, health, 401K, malpractice, PTO. Confidentiality respected. Text 848-209-6658 or email for NDA link. Send CV to njfoot123@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – DOPPLER FOR SALE - NASSAU COUNTY, NY
Part time podiatrist: one or two days per week Nassau county, NY. Practice available if interested. No surgery. In addition, I am selling a Bidop 7 , Abi Doppler, selling new for over 5k. Selling pristine for 3.5 k. Contact bombbustr7@aol.com if interested in any of these opportunities.
ASSOCIATE POSITION - LAS VEGAS, NV
Full-time position with well-established practice in Las Vegas. Any experience level is welcome. Competitive compensation and benefits. No mandatory call required. Text (847) 830-7378. E-mail CV to citadeljones@gmail.com
IMMEDIATE ASSOCIATE POSITION - SOUTHWEST, FL
Work where you want to live. Supportive environment, Sunny SWFL, build your surgical boards cases quickly, busy, modern, technologically advanced offices. ABFAS BC/BQ a must, EMR, CT, DME, Base salary + bonus, PTO, 401K, health ins. 1 ACFAS fellowship position also DrLam@NaplesPodiatrist.com
FULL-TIME PODIATRIST – NEW JERSEY
Well-established, multi-location New Jersey podiatry practice seeks a motivated, compassionate full-time Doctor to join our growing team. We offer competitive six-figure compensation ($200,000–$250,000+), a sign-on bonus, end-of-year bonus, health insurance (medical, dental, vision), paid time off, paid malpractice coverage, and a 401(k). Excellent opportunity for both experienced podiatrists and recent graduates to thrive in a high-volume, office-based setting. Expand your clinical skills in a supportive, professional environment. Please send your CV to DPMcareer@PodiatryCenterNJ.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – FLORIDA
PT to possible FT mobile positions in Tampa, JAX, and other cities for responsible DPM team players. Primarily home visits and ALF/ILFs. No call. No ER. Flexible 9-5. Weekends optional. Generous commission salary. Great for new grads, semi-retired, or those looking to help fill their schedule. Serious applicants email contact@PodiatristAtHome.com
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS – MULTIPLE LOCATIONS: IL, KY, MD, MO, NC, VA, & WV
US Foot and Ankle Specialists (USFAS), the largest podiatric group in the U.S., is hiring Associate Doctors! We have openings in several states and offer long-term career growth. Our physicians use advanced, podiatry-specific technology to stay ahead in a constantly evolving field and provide top-quality patient care. Candidates must be licensed or in the process. Please email your cover letter and resume to recruiting@us-fas.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – CHICAGO, IL
Seeking full-time associate to work in our well-established multi-office podiatry practice in Chicago with on-site accredited office-based surgical facility. Must be reliable, personable, and self-motivated. Board qualified or certified with excellent references preferred. Competitive compensation package with bonus structure and benefits. Spanish speaking a plus. Please forward CV to drbetman@footcaredoctors.com
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS – AL, CO, KS, LA, MO, MS, NE, SC, TN & UT
Aria Care Partners is seeking Mobile Podiatrists to work 1-2 days/week in skilled nursing facilities. You will have autonomy and focus on clinical care while we take care of all scheduling and billing. Guaranteed daily base rate plus competitive compensation. Electronic charting and all equipment provided. Make a true difference in an under-served population. New graduates or experienced practitioners are welcome! Email CV to: kcampbell@aria.care
ASSOCIATE POSITION OPEN IN DALLAS/FORT WORTH AREA
Join our dynamic multi-specialty group, spanning 6 locations in DFW, equipped with cutting-edge technology, physical therapy and an established patient base. Our practice also includes a surgery center. We offer a competitive starting salary with bonus and benefits. Send your CV to Cnunez1940@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – TAMPA, FLORIDA
Thriving Tampa practice seeks 1099 physician. No call, flexible schedule, malpractice covered, competitive pay. FL license required; 1+ year post-residency preferred. Spanish a plus. Start ASAP, negotiable. Send CV and cover letter to Drsheehydpm@aol.com
PODIATRIST JOB – FLORIDA
Palm Tree Podiatry seeking new graduate podiatrist to join our team. Train to care for existing client base and strive to expand in Flagler and Volusia Counties. Grow your career with us and learn from an experienced DPM. Come to sunny Florida and be welcomed by a warm, friendly, hardworking team in need of your skill set and desire to succeed! NO ON-CALL REQUIRED! NO SURGERY REQUIRED! COMPETITIVE SALARY/FULL BENEFITS/PROFIT/REVENUE SHARING BONUSES! BUY-IN AFTER 4 YEARS! We will get you fully credentialed with our network including Medicare, Medicaid and commercial insurances. Send Resume and Cover Letter to bobarnold@palmtreepodiatry.com
WOUND CARE FELLOWSHIP - NEW YORK
CPME APPROVED 12 month fellowship, located at St. John's Episcopal Hospital in Queens, New York. Hospital and clinic environment, with onsite hyperbaric medicine. Working with infectious disease, general, vascular, and podiatric surgeons. -The wound care fellowship position pays a 6 figure salary for the year, 4 weeks of paid vacation, personal days and paid health benefits. Please contact or jtfootcare@gmail.com. EOE employer.
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