This question is directed to practicing podiatrists.
I received an offer from a well known hospital around my area. I am debating whether not I should take up the offer. They offered me great pay with benefits, but the major downfall is this is a nonsurgical position. They have a couple of surgical pods and F&A orthos on staff. My job duty would be wound care and general podiatry. No calls.
I do like surgery, but it's not a must do for me. What worries me more is being ABFAS board certified and getting on or denied by insurance panels later on if for some reason I decide to leave the hospital.
Any inputs from experienced pods would be appreciated.
Also, I am ABFAS RRA Qual and ABPM Certified.
I received an offer from a well known hospital around my area. I am debating whether not I should take up the offer. They offered me great pay with benefits, but the major downfall is this is a nonsurgical position. They have a couple of surgical pods and F&A orthos on staff. My job duty would be wound care and general podiatry. No calls.
I do like surgery, but it's not a must do for me. What worries me more is being ABFAS board certified and getting on or denied by insurance panels later on if for some reason I decide to leave the hospital.
Any inputs from experienced pods would be appreciated.
Also, I am ABFAS RRA Qual and ABPM Certified.