Podiatrist - Orthopaedics at Pinehurst Surgical Clinic PA

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

19 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

18 Feb, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Podiatric Surgery, Diagnosis, Treatment Planning, Wound Care, Injections, Orthotics Prescription, Surgical Planning, Patient Education, Collaboration, Documentation, Compliance, Evidence-Based Care, Clinical Quality, Biomechanical Issues, EMR Proficiency

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Description The Podiatrist provides comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of conditions affecting the foot, ankle, and lower extremity. This position supports Pinehurst Surgical Clinic’s Orthopaedic Department through a patient-centered approach emphasizing evidence-based care, high clinical quality, and strong collaboration with orthopaedic surgeons and interdisciplinary clinical teams. The Podiatrist will manage a full outpatient clinic schedule and may perform surgical procedures consistent with training, credentialing, and clinic needs. Opportunity for partnership is available after 12 – 18 months once certain criteria are met. Requirements Clinical Care (Outpatient) Perform patient evaluations and establish diagnoses for podiatric conditions including foot and ankle disorders, sports-related injuries, arthritis, deformities, tendon disorders, and biomechanical issues. Develop individualized treatment plans including conservative management, medication, injections, physical therapy referrals, bracing, and surgical planning when indicated. Perform in-office podiatric procedures including (as appropriate): Nail procedures (partial/total nail avulsions) Wound care and debridement (if applicable) Injections (corticosteroid, etc.) Orthotics prescription and management Provide patient education regarding diagnosis, treatment options, recovery expectations, and preventative care. Surgical Care (If Applicable / Privileged) Perform podiatric surgical procedures in ambulatory surgery center and/or hospital settings in alignment with PSC privileges. Participate in pre-operative evaluation and surgical planning including imaging review and coordination with surgical teams. Provide post-operative follow-up care including wound management, recovery guidance, and rehabilitation planning. Orthopaedic Team Collaboration Collaborate with orthopaedic surgeons, clinical staff, imaging, PT/OT partners, DME team, and other PSC specialists to coordinate care. Provide timely referrals and consultations within the Orthopaedic department and across clinic specialties as indicated. Participate in department meetings and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives related to patient care and clinic workflows. Documentation & Compliance Document all encounters accurately, thoroughly, and timely in the electronic medical record (EMR). Ensure compliance with clinic policies, state and federal regulations, coding/billing requirements, and quality standards. Participate in quality improvement activities and maintain required clinical competencies, licensure, certifications, and CME requirements. Patient Population / Conditions Commonly Treated Foot and ankle pain and injury Plantar fasciitis Achilles tendonitis and tendon injuries Bunions and deformities Hammertoes Arthritis and degenerative conditions Sports injuries of the lower extremity Neuromas Fractures and sprains Diabetic foot complications (as applicable to role/scope) Qualifications Education Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) degree from an accredited institution required. 3-year Surgical Residency Licensure / Certification Active (or eligible) North Carolina license as a Podiatrist required. Board Qualified or Board Certified preferred (ABPM and/or ABFAS). DEA registration required (or ability to obtain upon hire). BLS certification required (ACLS preferred depending on surgical privileges). Experience Prior clinical experience is preferred; new graduates will be considered depending on residency training and fit with clinic model. Strong experience in outpatient podiatric care required. Surgical experience is strongly preferred if the role includes operative privileges. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Strong diagnostic skills and ability to manage podiatric conditions across acute and chronic presentations. Excellent bedside manner with ability to build trust and rapport with patients. Ability to communicate effectively with physicians, clinical staff, and patients. Demonstrated commitment to quality, patient safety, and evidence-based medicine. Proficient computer skills with ability to document efficiently in an EMR. Strong organizational skills to manage a full-time clinical schedule. About Pinehurst Surgical Clinic Pinehurst Surgical Clinic is a premier multi-specialty surgical clinic serving the Sandhills region of North Carolina. PSC is known for high standards of care, strong physician leadership, and a collaborative environment across specialties. Our Orthopaedics department continues to expand as the region grows and demand for specialty musculoskeletal care increases. About the Community: Pinehurst & Southern Pines, North Carolina Located in the heart of North Carolina’s Sandhills, Pinehurst and Southern Pines offer a high quality of life with the charm of a small town and the amenities of a thriving, growing region. Highlights include: A nationally known destination community, home to world-class golf and the historic Village of Pinehurst Family-friendly neighborhoods and excellent schools Mild climate and abundant outdoor recreation (hiking, trails, equestrian culture, lakes) Vibrant local dining, breweries, and boutique shopping in Southern Pines Convenient access to the Triangle (Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill) for airport, universities, and metro amenities

Responsibilities

The Podiatrist will provide comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for foot, ankle, and lower extremity conditions, managing a full outpatient clinic schedule and potentially performing surgical procedures. This role requires emphasizing evidence-based care and strong collaboration within the Orthopaedic Department.