Podiatrist
| Posting date: | 13 June 2025 |
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| Salary: | £29,970.00 to £36,483.00 per year |
| Additional salary information: | £29970.00 - £36483.00 a year |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 29 June 2025 |
| Location: | Rochford, SS4 1RB |
| Company: | NHS Jobs |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | C9364-25-0651 |
Summary
The successful candidate will undertake as part of the Podiatryteam;new patient assessment clinics, routine clinics, ulcer clinics and nail surgery with opportunities to shadow specialist musculoskeletal podiatrists and specialist diabetes podiatrists in the multidisciplinary diabetic foot service. You will need to be able to work independently and as part of a team and have excellent clinical and communication skills, these skills are essential as you will be providing a quality service to patients in a variety of clinical settings. The post holder will be required to travel across all areas of South Essex. To work in collaboration with specialist teams, GPs, and other health care professionals. To work in accordance with the departments standards and professional codes of conduct. To be responsible for maintaining accurate and appropriate standards of documentation. Participate in and encourage sharing of best practice and knowledge.Actively seeking new knowledge, innovations and developing appropriate change. To communicate complex information with patients, colleagues, administrative staff and other health care professionals. This may involve a range of verbal and non- verbal communication tools. Communicate highly sensitive condition related information to patients and carers where considerable negotiation, persuasive skills, empathy and sensitivity are required. To demonstrate highly developed skills of reasoning and persuasion when communicating with patients, relatives and carers where there are barriers to understanding, effectively adapting communication techniques according to the needs of the individual. To work in close collaboration with the specialist multidisciplinary diabetic foot team, vascular team and secondary care consultants and professionals. To provide specialised advice to community based colleagues working within other clinical areas and primary care. To be responsible for maintaining accurate and appropriate standards of documentation. To act professionally in relation to customer care and contribute to investigations/responses to any complaints in line with Trust policy. To demonstrate and apply a sound understanding of clinical governance and risk management. To participate and comment on proposed service improvements and transformation within the department. To participate in surveys, undertake audits, and research around podiatry care. Participate in and encourage sharing of best practice and knowledge. Actively seeking new knowledge, innovations and creating appropriate change. Promote, facilitate and participate in the provision of skill development. To participate in delivering training and education to both patients, students and other health professionals. To supervise and monitor students on placement and apprentices. To provide peer support to all health care professionals Trust-wide with regard to all aspects of podiatry care and management. Act as an effective role model to all healthcare professionals and as an expert resource on the management of foot health. Ensure safeguarding and mental capacity issues are recognised and dealt with appropriately. To have knowledge and comply with Trust Policies and Procedures. To have an excellent working knowledge of IT skills. To input data and information accurately and completely using the latest versions of policies and procedures in manual and electronic systems. To ensure the necessary precautions are adhered to when transferring information, only disclosing patient identifiable information in line with Caldicott and the Data Protection. To work within health and safety requirements and local guidelines. Maintain competency and knowledge and utilise risk management to maintain safe practice. To report adverse incidents in line with Trust policy. To keep up to date with all mandatory training, be responsible for undertaking own CPD and completing the preceptorship programme. To have an excellent working knowledge of IT skills. Car driver /owner is essential. Post is subject to Enhanced DBS disclosure. All applicants must hold a degree or diploma in Podiatric medicineand a Certificate for local Anaesthesia and be registered with theHCPC. Post is subject to Enhanced DBS disclosure. Please read the attached Job description and Person Specificationfor further details. For an informal discussion about the post, please contact Clinical Lead Podiatrist:Mrs Hannah Magner-Brandon 07583026469 8am-4pm (Monday to Friday)