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ToeFather said:
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I like how you only posted the last 3 seconds of that video, because that's about as much of it I wanted to watch.
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Lowell Scott Weil's achievements and contributions to the profession are not to be understated, even if his silastic implants don't stand up over time.

Jr on the other hand...
 
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Adam Smasher said:
Lowell Scott Weil's achievements and contributions to the profession are not to be understated, even if his silastic implants don't stand up over time.

Jr on the other hand...
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Common man FABI alone surpasses all that other nonsense like implants and a metatarsal osteotomy named after him even ortho foot and ankle mention/use.
 
ToeFather said:


is this podiatry's biggest success story? how much do these associates make?
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What's the point of the growth and expansion he is talking about there? Basically, to become a large corporation chain like Heartland dental or Aspen Dental? Podiatry jobs and salaries suck already. At least you can create your own jobs at this point in some locations. With growing corporations like this basically you will be forced to take a job with them and get low compensation.
 
de Ribas said:
What's the point of the growth and expansion he is talking about there? Basically, to become a large corporation chain like Heartland dental or Aspen Dental? Podiatry jobs and salaries suck already. At least you can create your own jobs at this point in some locations. With growing corporations like this basically you will be forced to take a job with them and get low compensation.
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Yah this might make the midsize city market more difficult. You can always try to open where bears live.....doubt they tap that market.
 
Found a few offers in my inbox from a recruiter

We are seeking a Podiatry physician to join a physician-led organization only 30 minutes from a Midwest metro. This 75+ year strong practice has a partnership opportunity. The incoming physician will replace an established provider who had to leave due to family issues. This employer is offering an excellent compensation package with schedule flexibility. Most physicians work 4-day work weeks!

Practice details include:

  • General Podiatry plus foot and ankle surgeries
  • Guaranteed salary first 2 years - $220,000 annually
  • Partnership opportunity after 2nd year
  • 10 days of call per month (mostly ER)
  • 100% physician owned practice with 22 plus referring medical providers
  • On site at clinic-digital radiology and full-service lab
  • Newer and recently remodeled 20,000 square foot medical clinic with 52 exam rooms
  • Relocation package from hospital of $100,000 (paid out over 4 years), plus $10,000 moving reimbursement.
  • Located only 30 minutes to Des Moines which has a population over 200,000 and an international airport

Consider this safe, family-oriented community in northwestern Pennsylvania seeking a Surgical Podiatrist to help meet demand. Located within two hours of Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Cleveland, the beautiful lakes, streams and vast wooded areas provide numerous recreational possibilities. Enjoy a highly competitive compensation package with a cost of living 19% below the national average.

Practice details include:

  • Multi Specialty Group Employee
  • Competitive Salary OR Income Guarantee
  • Signing Bonus available, contact us for details
  • Relocation Bonus available
  • CME time and money available
  • 401K
  • Surgical Podiatry that combines office based visits such as nail trims, diabetic follow-ups as well as performing surgery at the local hospital.
  • Up to $100k in loan repayment
  • Shareholder option available
  • Paid malpractice
  • Home to a highly respected private liberal arts college
  • Great place to raise your kids in a safe and welcoming environment
  • Afilliated with a 230+ bed independent community hospital
 
ToeFather said:
can someone post actual job postings? lol
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Since you asked nicely here are 5 of the more recent job postings online

I can only assume one thing……there might be some unmet demand for nursing/mobile podiatry care as I have seen a couple of these jobs reposted. One job goes as far as to call $100,000 to $110,000 a competitive salary.

Mobile Podiatrist​

GPac
Green Bay, WI 54304

$91,000 - $110,000 a year - Full-time

Full Job Description​

Salary: $91k - 110k per year
Reference: VL - Pod - WI.2
Established Podiatry practice looking to add a mobile teammber to provide routine care to contracted long-term care facilities.
Overview:
  • Provide health care and treatment services to patients in various long-term care facilities, diagnosing various conditions or providing general podiatric care.
  • Participate in the development and review of department programs to support the goals and objectives of the organization.

Podiatrist​

Essen Health
New York, NY

From $110,000 a year

Full Job Description​

COME JOIN US!!!
Essen Health Care is currently seeking a Podiatrist for our Nursing Home/Office Divisions
  • We Offer Competitive Salary
  • Malpractice, Health Insurance, Dental, Optical, life insurance
  • Generous PTO
  • Holidays
  • 401K
  • Pretax dollars transit and parking
  • Paid Medical Malpractice
The selected candidate(s) will be responsible for continuum quality routine patient care and rehabilitation to our patients. Essen Health Care specializes in providing quality care in our community

Mobile Podiatrist​

Los Angeles, California​

Full Time
Part Time
Home Foot Care, Inc.- Mobile Podiatry Company Serving Southern California
MOBILE PODIATRISTS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY!
FULL OR PART TIME positions available to treat home bound patients throughout SoCal. Multiple work regions available.
Choose your own days/hours, excellent monthly compensation, cloud based EHR, equipment/supplies, dedicated support staff, we teach billing/coding.

Podiatrist​

Wiregrass podiatry
3657 Montgomery Hwy, Dothan, AL 36303

$100,000 - $120,000 a year - Full-time, Contract

Full Job Description​

Extremely busy practice seeking motivated podiatrists to join the team. We are growing and expanding to cover the vast needs of south Alabama. This population is in need of well trained and educated podiatrists and we are expanding to meet the needs of the area. Excellent pay and benefits. Flexible schedules if needed. Prefer surgical training but not necessary.

Job Types: Full-time, Contract
Pay: $100,000.00 - $120,000.00 per year
Schedule:
  • Monday to Friday
License/Certification:
  • BC/BE (Preferred)
  • Medical License (Preferred)
Willingness to travel:
  • 25% (Preferred)

Podiatrist - DPM​

Amble
Sandy, UT 84070

$100,000 - $110,000 a year - Full-time

Full Job Description​

Amble in Sandy, UT is looking to hire a full-time Podiatrist - DPM to travel with our mobile clinic and provide exceptional patient care. Are you well-trained and highly motivated? Have you been searching for a work-life-balanced position with no on-call, weekend, or holiday work? Would you enjoy traveling the county to bring quality healthcare to your patients? If so, please read on!
This traveling podiatry position earns a competitive salary of $100,000 - $110,000/year plus commissions. We provide excellent benefits to our full-time employees, including medical, dental, vision, and paid time off (PTO). Optional enrollment in an HSA, FSA, or life insurance is also available. Additionally, we offer our Podiatrist - DPM 14 days of PTO, an allowance for continuing medical education (CME), and malpractice insurance. If this sounds like the right opportunity for you, apply today to join our mobile clinic!
 
This is job posting for a "Wound Care Podiatry PA/NP"

Benefits:
Competitive Base Salary
Call Compensation
Extra Shift Compensation
Productivity Bonus Potential
Excellent benefit package including employer matching retirement plan
CME assistance
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Base Salary range for this position is $85,000 - $120,000 based on experience plus additional earning potential as referenced above
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Discretionary bonuses, relocation expenses, merit increases, market adjustments, recognition bonuses and other forms of discretionary compensation may be paid to eligible employees based upon organizational and individual performance


Sadly this is better than many job opportunities for ACTUAL podiatrists
 
pod squad said:
This is job posting for a "Wound Care Podiatry PA/NP"

Benefits:
Competitive Base Salary
Call Compensation
Extra Shift Compensation
Productivity Bonus Potential
Excellent benefit package including employer matching retirement plan
CME assistance
•
Base Salary range for this position is $85,000 - $120,000 based on experience plus additional earning potential as referenced above
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Discretionary bonuses, relocation expenses, merit increases, market adjustments, recognition bonuses and other forms of discretionary compensation may be paid to eligible employees based upon organizational and individual performance


Sadly this is better than many job opportunities for ACTUAL podiatrists
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DPM Grad: “Where do I apply? Oh wait...” 😑
 
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JewOnThis said:
Upperline is full of scumbags. Steer clear, but if it’s your only opportunity, then take it.
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I laughed out loud when I read your post. Other than the self serving APMA people involved, what causes you to have that opinion. BTW, I don’t disagree, though I do know a few good docs who sold to them.
 
ExperiencedDPM said:
I laughed out loud when I read your post. Other than the self serving APMA people involved, what causes you to have that opinion. BTW, I don’t disagree, though I do know a few good docs who sold to them.
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I know of someone who’s the most ethical podiatrist on earth who got screwed over. That person was “let go” due to lies made up by “management “. And yes, that scumbag former Apma president is part of the managing team.
 
Adena Health System is seeking a Podiatrist to join an established practice in South Central Ohio

Adena Health System is seeking a BE/BC Podiatrist to join an established practice at Adena Health System in South Central Ohio. The selected physician will be based at Adena Regional Medical Center in Chillicothe, Ohio and also see patients two days/week at the Jackson, Ohio office location. This is a great opportunity to join an established, collegial practice of four physicians and five nurse practitioners with an average of 25 patients/day seen. Please note, this is not a rear-foot and ankle specialty position.

This is a full-time employed position within the multi-specialty Adena Medical Group. The position offers generous benefits and a highly competitive compensation package.

  • Call coverage: 1:4
  • EMR: Epic
Benefits:

  • Salary guarantee for two years (additional compensation for productivity)
  • Generous student loan repayment and/or sign-on bonus
  • Public Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) qualified
  • $3000/year for CME
  • $15,000 relocation benefit
  • Six-weeks per year time away, with a seventh week added starting year three of employment
 
icebreaker32 said:
Adena Health System is seeking a Podiatrist to join an established practice in South Central Ohio

Adena Health System is seeking a BE/BC Podiatrist to join an established practice at Adena Health System in South Central Ohio. The selected physician will be based at Adena Regional Medical Center in Chillicothe, Ohio and also see patients two days/week at the Jackson, Ohio office location. This is a great opportunity to join an established, collegial practice of four physicians and five nurse practitioners with an average of 25 patients/day seen. Please note, this is not a rear-foot and ankle specialty position.

This is a full-time employed position within the multi-specialty Adena Medical Group. The position offers generous benefits and a highly competitive compensation package.

  • Call coverage: 1:4
  • EMR: Epic
Benefits:

  • Salary guarantee for two years (additional compensation for productivity)
  • Generous student loan repayment and/or sign-on bonus
  • Public Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) qualified
  • $3000/year for CME
  • $15,000 relocation benefit
  • Six-weeks per year time away, with a seventh week added starting year three of employment
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Could be decent for someone it seems
 
icebreaker32 said:
Adena Health System is seeking a Podiatrist to join an established practice in South Central Ohio

Adena Health System is seeking a BE/BC Podiatrist to join an established practice at Adena Health System in South Central Ohio. The selected physician will be based at Adena Regional Medical Center in Chillicothe, Ohio and also see patients two days/week at the Jackson, Ohio office location. This is a great opportunity to join an established, collegial practice of four physicians and five nurse practitioners with an average of 25 patients/day seen. Please note, this is not a rear-foot and ankle specialty position.

This is a full-time employed position within the multi-specialty Adena Medical Group. The position offers generous benefits and a highly competitive compensation package.

  • Call coverage: 1:4
  • EMR: Epic
Benefits:

  • Salary guarantee for two years (additional compensation for productivity)
  • Generous student loan repayment and/or sign-on bonus
  • Public Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) qualified
  • $3000/year for CME
  • $15,000 relocation benefit
  • Six-weeks per year time away, with a seventh week added starting year three of employment
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Interesting. I interviewed with this hospital coming out of residency, 7 years ago?

At the time they had a younger pod who seemed to do everything and an older pod who did mostly wounds/nails/forefoot. If I recall they had 1, maybe 2 NPs as well. Couple ortho docs that were super busy, but didn't care much about foot and ankle. I do know that the younger pod left a year or 2 later.

The facility was reasonably nice, but the area was super depressed. Almost an hour south of Columbus. HR straight up told me most docs lived in Grove City and burbs south of Columbus.
Probably not a forever job for anyone without ties to the area, but will pay well while trying to pay off those loans for a new grad.
 

ASSOCIATE POSITION FOR FELLOWSHIP TRAINED - SUBURBS OF NYC

Live and work in great community. Successful and supportive practice. Only 30 minutes from NYC. Highly desirable area. High volume surgery to build cases for surgical boards quickly - elective, trauma, diabetic limb salvage. Busy, modern, technologically advanced offices. ABFAS BQ/BC required. Competitive Salary + Bonus, PTO, Paid Vacations, Retirement Plan with Employer Matching, All Professional Fees Paid, Generous Signing Bonus, Mentorship Program included. Income: $275,000 - $350,000. Send CV to: [email protected]
 
air bud said:
ASSOCIATE POSITION FOR FELLOWSHIP TRAINED - SUBURBS OF NYC

Live and work in great community. Successful and supportive practice. Only 30 minutes from NYC. Highly desirable area. High volume surgery to build cases for surgical boards quickly - elective, trauma, diabetic limb salvage. Busy, modern, technologically advanced offices. ABFAS BQ/BC required. Competitive Salary + Bonus, PTO, Paid Vacations, Retirement Plan with Employer Matching, All Professional Fees Paid, Generous Signing Bonus, Mentorship Program included. Income: $275,000 - $350,000. Send CV to: [email protected]
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Im willing to bet most reading this salivating offer stopped at the $350000 and ignored the creative email contact name. Then again, you only need a verbal score of 1 on the MCAT to enter podiatry school.
 
air bud said:
ASSOCIATE POSITION FOR FELLOWSHIP TRAINED - SUBURBS OF NYC

Live and work in great community. Successful and supportive practice. Only 30 minutes from NYC. Highly desirable area. High volume surgery to build cases for surgical boards quickly - elective, trauma, diabetic limb salvage. Busy, modern, technologically advanced offices. ABFAS BQ/BC required. Competitive Salary + Bonus, PTO, Paid Vacations, Retirement Plan with Employer Matching, All Professional Fees Paid, Generous Signing Bonus, Mentorship Program included. Income: $275,000 - $350,000. Send CV to: [email protected]
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Why has this practice been advertising for an associate position year after year?

350k when seeing 60 patients per day daily with most weekends on call?
 

Podiatrist - NonOperative​

Northwest Permanente
Portland, OR 97232
$175,450 - $213,900 a year
Fair pay, according to 84% of employee reviews

Overview:
You take care of patients.

We’ll take care of everything else.

Working for Northwest Permanente, you’ll enjoy:
  • 21% employer contribution to retirement programs, including pension (This is not a match; NWP contributes 21% of clinician earnings to retirement programs regardless of employee contribution)
  • Up to 95% employer-paid, best-in-class health plans for employee and dependents
  • Relocation allowance
  • Leadership opportunities
  • Paid annual education leave + allowance
  • Shareholder opportunities
  • Paid sabbatical after attaining shareholder status
  • Salary range of $175,450 to $213,900, depending on experience and qualifications
Required Qualifications/Position Description:
  • This is a non-operative podiatry position. You will work as part of a team of preventionists.
  • Minimum of 5 years’ experience post Residency training.
  • Clinic hours 8am – 5pm, Monday - Friday.
  • You will focus on preventative care for our highest-risk patient populations to reduce risk of infection and amputation.
  • You will work closely with RNs, PCPs, vascular, infectious disease, surgical podiatrists, and other specialties in a collaborative environment to provide comprehensive patient care.
 
icebreaker32 said:

Podiatrist - NonOperative​

Northwest Permanente
Portland, OR 97232
$175,450 - $213,900 a year
Fair pay, according to 84% of employee reviews

Overview:
You take care of patients.

We’ll take care of everything else.

Working for Northwest Permanente, you’ll enjoy:
  • 21% employer contribution to retirement programs, including pension (This is not a match; NWP contributes 21% of clinician earnings to retirement programs regardless of employee contribution)
  • Up to 95% employer-paid, best-in-class health plans for employee and dependents
  • Relocation allowance
  • Leadership opportunities
  • Paid annual education leave + allowance
  • Shareholder opportunities
  • Paid sabbatical after attaining shareholder status
  • Salary range of $175,450 to $213,900, depending on experience and qualifications
Required Qualifications/Position Description:
  • This is a non-operative podiatry position. You will work as part of a team of preventionists.
  • Minimum of 5 years’ experience post Residency training.
  • Clinic hours 8am – 5pm, Monday - Friday.
  • You will focus on preventative care for our highest-risk patient populations to reduce risk of infection and amputation.
  • You will work closely with RNs, PCPs, vascular, infectious disease, surgical podiatrists, and other specialties in a collaborative environment to provide comprehensive patient care.
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Oooooh... What is this "pension" thing?
 
icebreaker32 said:

Podiatrist - NonOperative​

Northwest Permanente
Portland, OR 97232
$175,450 - $213,900 a year
Fair pay, according to 84% of employee reviews

Overview:
You take care of patients.

We’ll take care of everything else.

Working for Northwest Permanente, you’ll enjoy:
  • 21% employer contribution to retirement programs, including pension (This is not a match; NWP contributes 21% of clinician earnings to retirement programs regardless of employee contribution)
  • Up to 95% employer-paid, best-in-class health plans for employee and dependents
  • Relocation allowance
  • Leadership opportunities
  • Paid annual education leave + allowance
  • Shareholder opportunities
  • Paid sabbatical after attaining shareholder status
  • Salary range of $175,450 to $213,900, depending on experience and qualifications
Required Qualifications/Position Description:
  • This is a non-operative podiatry position. You will work as part of a team of preventionists.
  • Minimum of 5 years’ experience post Residency training.
  • Clinic hours 8am – 5pm, Monday - Friday.
  • You will focus on preventative care for our highest-risk patient populations to reduce risk of infection and amputation.
  • You will work closely with RNs, PCPs, vascular, infectious disease, surgical podiatrists, and other specialties in a collaborative environment to provide comprehensive patient care.
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If it paid more I’d be interested. It wouldn’t be bad for a starter job but I don’t know who has been practicing for 5 years that would be interested.
 
Utvolsdpm said:
If it paid more I’d be interested. It wouldn’t be bad for a starter job but I don’t know who has been practicing for 5 years that would be interested.
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Same type of person who would take most VA jobs 5+ years out of residency. Don’t care about surgery, call, etc and want easy work with good benefits
 
Utvolsdpm said:
If it paid more I’d be interested. It wouldn’t be bad for a starter job but I don’t know who has been practicing for 5 years that would be interested.
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Maybe someone who is within a few years of retiring but isn't quite ready to stop working yet? Ahem...

Actually, this part would suck donkey ****
  • You will focus on preventative care for our highest-risk patient populations to reduce risk of infection and amputation.
 
NatCh said:
Maybe someone who is within a few years of retiring but isn't quite ready to stop working yet? Ahem...

Actually, this part would suck donkey ****
  • You will focus on preventative care for our highest-risk patient populations to reduce risk of infection and amputation.
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It does sound like nail jail. But there are still more podiatrists than there are good jobs. So $200k salary, $42k in employer contributions to a retirement account while working, and a pension upon retirement won’t be a tough sell for a lot of people, regardless of what the work actually is.
 
dtrack22 said:
It does sound like nail jail. But there are still more podiatrists than there are good jobs. So $200k salary, $42k in employer contributions to a retirement account while working, and a pension upon retirement won’t be a tough sell for a lot of people, regardless of what the work actually is.
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I wonder what part of Portland? Probably smack dab in the middle of the worst part I bet.
 
NatCh said:
I wonder what part of Portland? Probably smack dab in the middle of the worst part I bet.
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Pretty sure the only options are Beaverton (nice), Sunnyside (Clackamas area, also nice enough), or Interstate (in Portland, but east of the river near Mississippi St so maybe not awful). Interstate would be the only one that you probably wouldn’t want to live near so that could be a rough commute.
 
I had an amazing trip to Portland in 2010. Hiked Mount Hood. Kayaked. Saw endless waterfalls in little parks off the side of the road.

I assume this is how Natch lives every day.

Based on my past experience 13 years ago I can only assume Portland is now the coolest place ever and people should be tripping overthemselves for this job.
 
heybrother said:
I had an amazing trip to Portland in 2010. Hiked Mount Hood. Kayaked. Saw endless waterfalls in little parks off the side of the road.

I assume this is how Natch lives every day.

Based on my past experience 13 years ago I can only assume Portland is now the coolest place ever and people should be tripping overthemselves for this job.
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They probably will but the pay sucks for the COL. I love Portland.
 
Utvolsdpm said:
They probably will but the pay sucks for the COL. I love Portland.
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I was hoping to trigger people into going on a rant about the homeless 😉

My dad kept getting work assignments near Eugene and every time I'd ask him about it he'd go on about it being the meth capitol of the world or something like that.
 
heybrother said:
I was hoping to trigger people into going on a rant about the homeless 😉

My dad kept getting work assignments near Eugene and every time I'd ask him about it he'd go on about it being the meth capitol of the world or something like that.
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My daughters both go to college in Eugene right now. They have a homelessness problem like many bigger cities and I've read that they're the bike theft capital of the nation. My eldest daughter had two bikes stolen on campus within the first two months of living there. Nonetheless, the forested areas surrounding Eugene are beautiful. I took a walk through a local park, sat in the rhododendron garden and watched a flock of wild turkeys stroll right past me.
 
NatCh said:
My daughters both go to college in Eugene right now. They have a homelessness problem like many bigger cities and I've read that they're the bike theft capital of the nation. My eldest daughter had two bikes stolen on campus within the first two months of living there. Nonetheless, the forested areas surrounding Eugene are beautiful. I took a walk through a local park, sat in the rhododendron garden and watched a flock of wild turkeys stroll right past me.
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You should get a pet turkey, they are awesome and super friendly. Our Tom has certainly taken a liking to my wife though... My 3-year-old loves it when he does his" turkey dance"
 
air bud said:
You should get a pet turkey, they are awesome and super friendly. Our Tom has certainly taken a liking to my wife though... My 3-year-old loves it when he does his" turkey dance"
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How funny, a turkey pet! This is our first year as empty nesters so I'm avoiding getting any pets (don't want the responsibility) for now but I'll have to keep turkeys in mind! 🤓
 
NatCh said:
How funny, a turkey pet! This is our first year as empty nesters so I'm avoiding getting any pets (don't want the responsibility) for now but I'll have to keep turkeys in mind! 🤓
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I guess since we are talking pets, now is not the best time to mention that spring turkey season opens in 8 days…
 
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NatCh said:
How funny, a turkey pet! This is our first year as empty nesters so I'm avoiding getting any pets (don't want the responsibility) for now but I'll have to keep turkeys in mind! 🤓
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Cats are low maintenance and cuddly when you need just enough attention but not too much like a dog.

A succulent works too I guess
 
Well when you consider that I am only seeing 25 to 35 patients a week across 2 days of clinic ....I have time for pets. Continuing with my track record of getting paid more than I produce. Currently 2 turkeys, 8 chickens, 2 babydoll sheep then 2 dogs and 5 tarantulas (wife's) inside.
 
It’s the challenges to travel thing that I don’t want. We can now take off for the weekend without having to worry about any dependents so I want to enjoy that freedom for a bit. I could see getting a pet at some point though.
 
air bud said:
Well when you consider that I am only seeing 25 to 35 patients a week across 2 days of clinic ....I have time for pets. Continuing with my track record of getting paid more than I produce. Currently 2 turkeys, 8 chickens, 2 babydoll sheep then 2 dogs and 5 tarantulas (wife's) inside.
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I used to have a tarantula collection in high school.

Thailand black, Mexican rose hair, goliath bird eater, costa rican tiger rump, cobalt blue, pink toe.

My sisters cat knocked over one of the 10 gallon tanks split down the middle with a cobalt blue and thai black in it. We never found them. Those are two spiders you do NOT want in bed with you or loose in your house. The thai black used to bite the glass when you walked by perched up on the two back legs. Venom used to drip from its fangs. It was awesome... until it disappeared then we all spent about 6 months in fear lol.
 

Podiatric Foot & Ankle Surgeon With Orthopaedic Practice​

Reading, Pennsylvania

Private Practice
Full Time
BE or BC
New Grad
Commonwealth Orthopaedic Associates, a division of Keystone Orthopaedic Specialists, LLC is searching for a full-time podiatric foot and ankle surgeon to join our team. We are a multi-specialty private practice specializing in Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine. All foot and ankle patients of the practice will be directly referred. Your seasoned and dependable support staff will include clerical workers, medical assistant, Xray technician and surgery scheduler. On-call duties include approximately 4 weeks per year, with one day of clinic during each of the call weeks. No nursing home/LTC facility work.
Our independent, self-managed practice is located in Berks County, Pennsylvania, an urban area situated in southeastern PA, and surrounded by Schuylkill, Lebanon, Lancaster, Chester and Montgomery counties. The area is 56 miles west of Philadelphia Metropolitan Area, with a low cost of living, great schools in the area, and an opportunity to live either in a suburban or rural area.
Candidates should be fellowship trained in foot and ankle surgery, board certified or board eligible and able to obtain a Pennsylvania license. New fellowship graduates are welcome. Due to the nature of the practice, the emphasis is on surgery, including fractures, bunions, hammertoes, tendon and ligament, sports injuries and reconstructive surgery of the foot and ankle.
You will receive a competitive base salary with obtainable bonus structure and benefit plan including health, dental, vision, and 401K. Paid professional liability, ACFAS dues, Pennsylvania State Board, DEA, hospital dues and CME.

HTTP://WWW.COAORTHO.COM
Contact Information
Interested candidates should respond with CV and cover letter to [email protected]
 
619 said:

Podiatric Foot & Ankle Surgeon With Orthopaedic Practice​

Reading, Pennsylvania

Private Practice
Full Time
BE or BC
New Grad
Commonwealth Orthopaedic Associates, a division of Keystone Orthopaedic Specialists, LLC is searching for a full-time podiatric foot and ankle surgeon to join our team. We are a multi-specialty private practice specializing in Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine. All foot and ankle patients of the practice will be directly referred. Your seasoned and dependable support staff will include clerical workers, medical assistant, Xray technician and surgery scheduler. On-call duties include approximately 4 weeks per year, with one day of clinic during each of the call weeks. No nursing home/LTC facility work.
Our independent, self-managed practice is located in Berks County, Pennsylvania, an urban area situated in southeastern PA, and surrounded by Schuylkill, Lebanon, Lancaster, Chester and Montgomery counties. The area is 56 miles west of Philadelphia Metropolitan Area, with a low cost of living, great schools in the area, and an opportunity to live either in a suburban or rural area.
Candidates should be fellowship trained in foot and ankle surgery, board certified or board eligible and able to obtain a Pennsylvania license. New fellowship graduates are welcome. Due to the nature of the practice, the emphasis is on surgery, including fractures, bunions, hammertoes, tendon and ligament, sports injuries and reconstructive surgery of the foot and ankle.
You will receive a competitive base salary with obtainable bonus structure and benefit plan including health, dental, vision, and 401K. Paid professional liability, ACFAS dues, Pennsylvania State Board, DEA, hospital dues and CME.

HTTP://WWW.COAORTHO.COM
Contact Information
Interested candidates should respond with CV and cover letter to [email protected]
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Only fellows need apply:

Candidates should be fellowship trained in foot and ankle surgery


Don't think they are looking for ABPM either

Paid ACFAS dues
 
619 said:

Podiatric Foot & Ankle Surgeon With Orthopaedic Practice​

Reading, Pennsylvania

Private Practice
Full Time
BE or BC
New Grad
Commonwealth Orthopaedic Associates, a division of Keystone Orthopaedic Specialists, LLC is searching for a full-time podiatric foot and ankle surgeon to join our team. We are a multi-specialty private practice specializing in Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine. All foot and ankle patients of the practice will be directly referred. Your seasoned and dependable support staff will include clerical workers, medical assistant, Xray technician and surgery scheduler. On-call duties include approximately 4 weeks per year, with one day of clinic during each of the call weeks. No nursing home/LTC facility work.
Our independent, self-managed practice is located in Berks County, Pennsylvania, an urban area situated in southeastern PA, and surrounded by Schuylkill, Lebanon, Lancaster, Chester and Montgomery counties. The area is 56 miles west of Philadelphia Metropolitan Area, with a low cost of living, great schools in the area, and an opportunity to live either in a suburban or rural area.
Candidates should be fellowship trained in foot and ankle surgery, board certified or board eligible and able to obtain a Pennsylvania license. New fellowship graduates are welcome. Due to the nature of the practice, the emphasis is on surgery, including fractures, bunions, hammertoes, tendon and ligament, sports injuries and reconstructive surgery of the foot and ankle.
You will receive a competitive base salary with obtainable bonus structure and benefit plan including health, dental, vision, and 401K. Paid professional liability, ACFAS dues, Pennsylvania State Board, DEA, hospital dues and CME.

HTTP://WWW.COAORTHO.COM
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Interested candidates should respond with CV and cover letter to [email protected]
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Sounds like a good gig. This maybe is a legit reason to do a fellowship? Unfortunately places will start requiring fellowship trained.....There are just a handful of these jobs every year publicly advertised. And they have a current pod, trained under Fleming. Notice how they left out trauma...is he staying or are you taking what he doesn't want?

And for people looking to Ortho groups, this is what to look for. 3 to 4 guys (girls). No foot person. When you start getting 6 plus they probably have a contract with a hospital to provide call and have no interest in a pod because they can't share call responsibilities. But 2 to 4 is the sweet spot. I did this. 2 Ortho 1 NP and I did all foot and ankle except ankle fx.
 
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air bud said:
Sounds like a good gig. This maybe is a legit reason to do a fellowship? Unfortunately places will start requiring fellowship trained.....There are just a handful of these jobs every year publicly advertised. And they have a current pod, trained under Fleming. Notice how they left out trauma...is he staying or are you taking what he doesn't want?
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I am very familiar with this practice/job posting and it is odd trauma is left out of the posting. This job has always gone to Fleming grads as this is a high trauma position out of Redding, PA. So get ready to deal with a tough patient population and you'll never really be an owner. The person is leaving for personal reasons and not on account of the position being bad.

Let the influx of apps begin!!!
 
Also noteworthy, fellowship training is increasingly a requirement to be considered for surgical positions. In other words, it's the same 2-tier training as there was 20 years ago with PMS24 and PMS36 programs, now with an extra year added in! Podiatry ever forward!
 
Adam Smasher said:
Also noteworthy, fellowship training is increasingly a requirement to be considered for surgical positions. In other words, it's the same 2-tier training as there was 20 years ago with PMS24 and PMS36 programs, now with an extra year added in! Podiatry ever forward!
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Love how this is never addressed in depth from Dr Rogers or any of his buddies who helped create this mess.
 
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