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3 new great ones on Indeed​


Associate Podiatrist​

Kern Podiatric Group

Chicago, IL
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Salary
$80,000 - $170,000 a year
Job Type
Full-time

Podiatrist​

LaFeet Foot & Ankle Inc.
New Orleans, LA 70127

$80,000 - $130,000 a year

Podiatrist - DPM
Amble
Utah

Job details
Salary
$100,000 - $110,000 a year
Job Type
Full-time
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icebreaker32 said:

3 new great ones on Indeed​


Associate Podiatrist​

Kern Podiatric Group

Chicago, IL
Job details
Salary
$80,000 - $170,000 a year
Job Type
Full-time

Podiatrist​

LaFeet Foot & Ankle Inc.
New Orleans, LA 70127

$80,000 - $130,000 a year

Podiatrist - DPM
Amble
Utah

Job details
Salary
$100,000 - $110,000 a year
Job Type
Full-time
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Shame. 80k is not what it was 2 years ago. With 80k in major cities you won't be able to pay for yourself. Unbelievable
 
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de Ribas said:
Shame. 80k is not what it was 2 years ago. With 80k in major cities you won't be able to pay for yourself. Unbelievable
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$80k was my salary last year of residency. Pretty pathetic amount to offer to an attending.
 

Podiatrist​

Spencer, Iowa​


Summary:

NWIA Bone, Joint & Sports Surgeons, the leader in orthopedic care in NW Iowa and SW Minnesota for over 40 years is seeking a full time Podiatrist to join a well-established practice. NWIA Bone, Joint & Sports Surgeons has main offices in Spencer, Spirit Lake & Storm Lake, Iowa. Position will be based in Spencer with coverage to local communities.
  • No call coverage required
  • New grads welcome to apply
  • Satellite clinic coverage in addition to main offices

Qualifications:
  • Graduate from an accredited program
  • Board Certified/Board Eligible required

Compensation & Benefits:
  • Competitive income guarantee the 1st year
  • Sign on bonus
  • Malpractice Insurance provided
Community Highlights:
  • Located in a friendly community, offering ideal quality of life to all of its residents
  • Remarkable homes in safe, family-friendly neighborhoods
  • Excellent public and private schools
  • Minutes away from Okoboji/Iowa Great Lakes area
  • Abundance of outdoor recreation – parks, rivers and many trails
 
619 said:

Podiatrist​

Spencer, Iowa​


Summary:

NWIA Bone, Joint & Sports Surgeons, the leader in orthopedic care in NW Iowa and SW Minnesota for over 40 years is seeking a full time Podiatrist to join a well-established practice. NWIA Bone, Joint & Sports Surgeons has main offices in Spencer, Spirit Lake & Storm Lake, Iowa. Position will be based in Spencer with coverage to local communities.
  • No call coverage required
  • New grads welcome to apply
  • Satellite clinic coverage in addition to main offices

Qualifications:
  • Graduate from an accredited program
  • Board Certified/Board Eligible required

Compensation & Benefits:
  • Competitive income guarantee the 1st year
  • Sign on bonus
  • Malpractice Insurance provided
Community Highlights:
  • Located in a friendly community, offering ideal quality of life to all of its residents
  • Remarkable homes in safe, family-friendly neighborhoods
  • Excellent public and private schools
  • Minutes away from Okoboji/Iowa Great Lakes area
  • Abundance of outdoor recreation – parks, rivers and many trails
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Pronation said:
Be careful with this. There’s a big difference between income guarantee and guaranteed salary.

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yeah I started a post about this and didn't finish. Just something to make you fully understand. Especially if starting a new line of service.
 
619 said:

Podiatrist​

Spencer, Iowa​


Summary:

NWIA Bone, Joint & Sports Surgeons, the leader in orthopedic care in NW Iowa and SW Minnesota for over 40 years is seeking a full time Podiatrist to join a well-established practice. NWIA Bone, Joint & Sports Surgeons has main offices in Spencer, Spirit Lake & Storm Lake, Iowa. Position will be based in Spencer with coverage to local communities.
  • No call coverage required
  • New grads welcome to apply
  • Satellite clinic coverage in addition to main offices

Qualifications:
  • Graduate from an accredited program
  • Board Certified/Board Eligible required

Compensation & Benefits:
  • Competitive income guarantee the 1st year
  • Sign on bonus
  • Malpractice Insurance provided
Community Highlights:
  • Located in a friendly community, offering ideal quality of life to all of its residents
  • Remarkable homes in safe, family-friendly neighborhoods
  • Excellent public and private schools
  • Minutes away from Okoboji/Iowa Great Lakes area
  • Abundance of outdoor recreation – parks, rivers and many trails
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This job is terrible. They screwed over the last young well trained podiatrist who was there after a year that's why they have a job opening now. Buyer beware. This group will screw you over after that 1st year.
 

Physician Podiatry​

Shreveport, Louisiana​


Description
CHRISTUS Highland Medical Center in Shreveport, Louisiana, is seeking a Podiatrist. The ideal physician will be a team player who is dedicated to quality patient care. If you are seeking an exceptional lifestyle balance, this is the opportunity for you!
Benefits Include:
  • Outstanding compensation package and benefits
  • Sign-On Bonus
  • Malpractice Coverage
  • CME Allowance
CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic:
  • The areas preferred multi-specialty medical group
  • Over 800 physicians and advance practice providers representing 41 specialties in 82 clinic locations throughout Texas and Louisiana
  • A physician led group with its own board of directors
  • A national leader in patient satisfaction and quality initiatives
  • A faith-based, not-for-profit organization
  • 2018 Acclaim Award Winner- #1 physician group in the Nation
Community Information:
Shreveport and its neighbor, Bossier City combined with the surrounding area make up the Louisianas third largest metropolitan area with a population of nearing 450,000. Shreveport-Bossier is the commercial, medical, and cultural hub of the Ark-La-Tex, the area where Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas meet.
Shreveport-Bossier is also an area of tremendous cultural and recreational opportunities with music, arts, theater, sports and outdoor recreation, thoroughbred racing and festivals. The Shreveport-Bossier area is one of the fastest-growing tourism markets in Louisiana. With its mild climate, affordable housing, transportation, parks, schools and universities, churches, and numerous cultural attractions, Shreveport-Bossier is a desirable home for new businesses and new residents.
Qualifications:
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurology. Must possess an unrestricted Louisiana Medical License or be eligible to be licensed in the state of Louisiana.
Recruiter Contact Information:
  • Cheryl Little
Email:
 
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Podiatrist-SSM Health Waupun Memorial Hospital - Waupun, WI job with SSM Health | 110280666

SSM Health Waupun Memorial Hospital is actively recruiting a full-time (1.0FTE) Podiatrist to join the department in Waupun as well as provide coverag
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Full Job Description​

SSM Health Waupun Memorial Hospital is actively recruiting a full-time (1.0FTE) Podiatrist to join the department in Waupun as well as provide coverage at our SSM Health Fond du Lac Regional Clinic in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. The new podiatrist will primarily work in the clinic setting with regular surgery time each week at Waupun Memorial Hospital. Shared call responsibilities with greater Fond du Lac podiatry group. The ideal candidate will have an interest in practicing general podiatry.
 
So many good hospital jobs in the Midwest. Flyover country. But there are a lot of people there. And only so many DMU grads yearly. I know so many DMU people employed in hospitals across the Midwest. All the other schools are on the coasts where people want to stay. Even most of the scholl people don't stay in the Midwest.
 
air bud said:
So many good hospital jobs in the Midwest. Flyover country. But there are a lot of people there. And only so many DMU grads yearly. I know so many DMU people employed in hospitals across the Midwest. All the other schools are on the coasts where people want to stay. Even most of the scholl people don't stay in the Midwest.
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Go to the coasts if you want to be an actor or influencer. The central US is where you want be be if you are a podiatrist.
 
I do know of people in the Midwest making a good or great salary at hospitals or Otho. They are doing well at hospitals or with ownership and basic ancillary income at Ortho.

I know plenty of podiatrists doing well in other parts of the county also, but more are in private practice and often doing scammy things to produce income.

An extreme example would be that Achille’s job type podiatrists (trying to make bread and butter private practice podiatry with lots of Medicare more profitable than it really is) versus podiatrists I know that are full Ortho partners in large groups with ownership in a hospital in the Midwest.

Do a good residency, take a job where you can get numbers for boards and get ABFAS RRA and you have a very, very good chance for a job with Ortho or a hospital in the Midwest. Even the "bad" first associate jobs are often better in the Midwest outside of the very largest of cities there if you can not get a great first job.

Not all will get good training, not all will want to live in the Midwest and not all will be RRA by ABFAS....but this a good roadmap for how to do very well in podiatry without scams or opening an office.
 
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icebreaker32 said:
I do know of people in the Midwest making a good or great salary at hospitals or Otho. They are doing well at hospitals or with ownership and basic ancillary income at Ortho.

I know plenty of podiatrists doing well in other parts of the county also, but more are in private practice and often doing scammy things to produce income.

An extreme example would be that Achille’s job type podiatrists (trying to make bread and butter private practice podiatry with lots of Medicare more profitable than it really is) versus podiatrists I know that are full Ortho partners in large groups with ownership in a hospital in the Midwest.

Do a good residency, take a job where you can get numbers for boards and get ABFAS RRA and you have a very, very good chance for a job with Ortho or a hospital in the Midwest. Even the "bad" first associate jobs are often better in the Midwest outside of the very largest of cities there if you can not get a great first job.

Not all will get good training, not all will want to live in the Midwest and not all will be RRA by ABFAS....but this a good roadmap for how to do very well in podiatry without scams or opening an office.
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The midwest isn't as easy as people think, I'd say most of the people from my program are graduating with jobs in the 100-120k range. There is small towns in the midwest that'll pay but you're in the middle of nowhere and freezing cold.
 
PeaJay said:
Go to the coasts if you want to be an actor or influencer. The central US is where you want be be if you are a podiatrist.
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Quality of life matters to some of us. I'd rather make a little less and live in a metro area with things to do than live in bumfck USA and have nothing fun to do in spare time.
 
Boba Foot said:
Quality of life matters to some of us. I'd rather make a little less and live in a metro area with things to do than live in bumfck USA and have nothing fun to do in spare time.
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Truth. The only thing that really sucks about living in Southern NJ is the taxes. The rest I can mostly live with now that concealed carry is possible here. The kids go to amazing public schools so it kinda balances out. Close to Philly, NYC and DC. After the kids are away from home, the Jersey shore sounds really nice.
 
Boba Foot said:
Quality of life matters to some of us. I'd rather make a little less and live in a metro area with things to do than live in bumfck USA and have nothing fun to do in spare time.
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That may be fine in your case.

The market for “coveted” MSG and Ortho jobs confirms that the central United States provide better opportunities to podiatrists. The opposite is true for many other professions (such as the ones I mentioned).

Your “quality of life” remarks are laughable. You do realize “things to do” is relative. Unless you you go to broadway every night you are not missing much.

Want water sports go to MI, MN, WI. Want skiing/hiking head a little farther West. Like fast cars? I bet you going fast along the Mississippi during color change is a lot more pleasant than traffic. Want food… get it straight from the farm. That happens all the time in “bumfck” but is a novelty in some places.”Ethnic food” your thing? Where do you think migrants work? Rust belt factories and farms…what do you think they also bring to the community… Restaurants.

Sure things are farther away. In 30 minutes I can be 40 miles from my house… that brings a lot of options. Community theaters, Sports, vineyards, breweries, ski shows, water parks, ect.

You speak like someone who has never actually set foot in the central states.

I would rather live in an area where people treat each other as friends until there is a reason not to do so.

Edit: removal on unwarranted inflammatory statement.

Edit: Sorry, i take it a little person when rural is referred to as “bumfck”. I feel like some folks don’t understand that not every opportunity is in a megalopolis.
 
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Weirdy said:
Some are geographically landlocked due to spouse/ethnicity.

Not all are spoiled yuppies trying to stay in a major metro area by choice.
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Yes, we are humans and have ties to family and faith. It however does not change reality.

Actors and influencers exist in the Midwest, but they do so with the understanding that their opportunities are more limited. If they want more opportunities they move to the coasts.

In the current market if you want to be a podiatrist and have reliable job opportunities then the middle of the country offers better opportunities at the moment.
 
PeaJay said:
Yes, we are humans and have ties to family and faith. It however does not change reality.

Actors and influencers exist in the Midwest, but they do so with the understanding that their opportunities are more limited. If they want more opportunities they move to the coasts.

In the current market if you want to be a podiatrist and have reliable job opportunities then the middle of the country offers better opportunities at the moment.
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If I wasn't married, I'd genuinely be in the Midwest upon graduation.
 
PeaJay said:
Your “quality of life” remarks are laughable. You do realize “things to do” is relative. Unless you you go to broadway every night you are not missing much.
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I like going seeing live music, going to shows has been a hobby of mine since high school. Not going to see many decent bands making tour stops in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, or wherever. Finding a PP gig in a major metro area and an hour from the live music capital of the world was worth it to me, regardless of it paying less than a hospital job. If I end up not liking it or decide I'm not making enough, I can open my own in a few years. I also love Tex-Mex and BBQ and I'm in the hot spot of both. Choosing between Applebee's or Cracker Barrel to eat out doesn't appeal to me. I'm also driving distance away from friends and family. As @Weirdy mentioned, family plays a part in these decisions as well.

My point was that money and "coveted MSG and ortho jobs" isn't the number one priority for all of us. There's more to the personal decision of where to work and live than wanting to be "an actor or influencer" versus being a podiatrist.
 
Dr.Ron said:
Truth. The only thing that really sucks about living in Southern NJ is the taxes. The rest I can mostly live with now that concealed carry is possible here. The kids go to amazing public schools so it kinda balances out. Close to Philly, NYC and DC. After the kids are away from home, the Jersey shore sounds really nice.
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I never knew that NJ was a carry state, not that I put much thought into it. Kind of concerns me. If someone is crazy enough to have decided to live in NJ, would you trust that person to carry a gun??!!🤣
 
Boba Foot said:
I like going seeing live music, going to shows has been a hobby of mine since high school. Not going to see many decent bands making tour stops in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, or wherever. Finding a PP gig in a major metro area and an hour from the live music capital of the world was worth it to me, regardless of it paying less than a hospital job. If I end up not liking it or decide I'm not making enough, I can open my own in a few years. I also love Tex-Mex and BBQ and I'm in the hot spot of both. Choosing between Applebee's or Cracker Barrel to eat out doesn't appeal to me. I'm also driving distance away from friends and family. As @Weirdy mentioned, family plays a part in these decisions as well.

My point was that money and "coveted MSG and ortho jobs" isn't the number one priority for all of us. There's more to the personal decision of where to work and live than wanting to be "an actor or influencer" versus being a podiatrist.
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Glad you were able to find a balance. Hard to reproduce that outside of possibly twin cities area.

Had to to give up punk concerts moving where I am. Lost of summer festivals for edm/country/rock but outside of that not a lot of big acts. Everything is a trade off… more money, but have to travel a bit for some stuff.
 
Boba Foot said:
Not going to see many decent bands making tour stops in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, or wherever.
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But if you make tens of thousands of dollars more (if not hundreds of thousands), what’s a flight to wherever you want to see Taylor Swift live?

Speaking of, my wife and I went to her concert in Des Moines…

And PP in Texas is awful. Austin doesn’t have enough redeeming qualities to justify the pay and general mistreatment one will experience working as an associate (or as a BS&W employee for that matter).

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Geographic restraints will hurt you more than just about anything else in podiatry from a job opportunity/pay standpoint.
 
ExperiencedDPM said:
I never knew that NJ was a carry state, not that I put much thought into it. Kind of concerns me. If someone is crazy enough to have decided to live in NJ, would you trust that person to carry a gun??!!🤣
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The law just changed after the SCOTUS ruled that asking for a cause to conceal carry is not Constitutional.
 
PeaJay said:
Had to to give up punk concerts moving where I am
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What kind of punk are we talking about? You caught my interest. Not a lot of former punk rock kids in medicine in general.
 
Boba Foot said:
What kind of punk are we talking about? You caught my interest. Not a lot of former punk rock kids in medicine in general.
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I feel like an old man as I just keep listening to the same stuff. Haven’t kept up with new stuff. Mostly was into pop punk stuff. Rufio, Mest, Circa Survive, NFG, coheed and cambria.
 
PeaJay said:
I feel like an old man as I just keep listening to the same stuff. Haven’t kept up with new stuff. Mostly was into pop punk stuff. Rufio, Mest, Circa Survive, NFG, coheed and cambria.
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Right on man. I'm more into the 90's/early 00's punk like Rancid, NOFX, Bad Religion, and Hot Water Music with some later stuff like Gaslight Anthem. I dabbled in pop punk early on and dug Rufio and NFG back in the day. Haven't heard any of Coheed's stuff in probably a decade, but they're super solid and kind of an entity in and of themselves.
 
dtrack22 said:
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Geographic restraints will hurt you more than just about anything else in podiatry from a job opportunity/pay standpoint.
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It is what it is my man. I was willing to move around for school and for residency, but that time away made me realize I wasn't willing to permanently settle down anywhere else besides my home state. Again, happiness extends beyond money to me. Going back home was a big deal to me.

I'm not in Austin, I'm in San Antonio, which seems like a better area for podiatry thus far but we shall see.
 
This is embarrassing

Humanitary Medical Center, INC
Tampa, FL 33614

Independant Contracted- BILINGUAL​

$73,287 - $208,087 a year - Full-time

Location Tampa, Florida of Humanitary Medical Center

Our Medical Center, Located in Tampa, has provided compassionate, comprehensive health care to the greater Tampa, Florida, area for decades. Our concierge service is ready to assist you with any procedure, question, or concern that you might have. Our staff has been trained to provide...
www.humanitarymc.com www.humanitarymc.com
 
icebreaker32 said:
This is embarrassing

Humanitary Medical Center, INC
Tampa, FL 33614

Independant Contracted- BILINGUAL​

$73,287 - $208,087 a year - Full-time

Location Tampa, Florida of Humanitary Medical Center

Our Medical Center, Located in Tampa, has provided compassionate, comprehensive health care to the greater Tampa, Florida, area for decades. Our concierge service is ready to assist you with any procedure, question, or concern that you might have. Our staff has been trained to provide...
www.humanitarymc.com www.humanitarymc.com
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translators probably make more than 73k
 

Job Description​

The Department of Family & Community Medicine, University of Missouri-Columbia seeks a faculty member to contribute to its mission of improving the health of Missourians while creating exemplary care environments for effective teaching of medical students and resident physicians. This position will be hired as an Assistant, Associate or Full Professional Practice Professor to provide non-surgical podiatric clinical services.

Clinical Faculty – Primary responsibilities are clinical practice with opportunities for medical student and residency teaching.

The Department of Family & Community Medicine is nationally recognized and ranked by U.S. News & World Report in the top ten family medicine programs for nearly 25 years. Comprehensive benefits package and incentive plan. For more information about our department, please visit fcm.missouri.edu or contact:

Michael LeFevre, MD, MSPH c/o FCM HR Credentialing
Curtis W. and Ann H. Long Department of Family and Community Medicine
University of Missouri-Columbia
M228 Medical Sciences Building; DC032.00
Columbia, MO 65212
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (573) 884-9253 or fax (573) 882-9096

Qualifications​

DPM
 
icebreaker32 said:
Current pay for their surgical podiatrist

Fiala, Kyle CUniversity of Missouri-ColumbiaProf, Ast/Profl Pract$376,993.10
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The non op pod that they hire will make more than double what an associate private practice pod doing total ankles will make.

Edit: somebody should email the hospital physician recruiter and ask how many applications they get flooded with. My guess is at least 100 apps.
 
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not sure if srs. can someone besides the meme dog reply?
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Yes, 250 would be reasonable as long as you are not being forced to cover nail care. Would need to produce about 4000 wRVU to justify 250k.
 
MGMA puts non surgical podiatrists at 200-250K so it is possible.
 
air bud said:
Prefer Pod MemeLord
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ToeFather said:
not sure if srs. can someone besides the meme dog reply?
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Absolutely. Non operative MSK pathology and wound care, and some nail care will easily justify a compensation package of $250k. I mean really easily.

My hospital gets a $50 facility fee every time a patient walks in the clinic door. You’re still referring to PT, other specialities, you’re still ordering labs, imaging, diagnostic studies.
 
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