Specialist Podiatrist

at  Powys Teaching Health Board

Job Summary/ Purpose: Proactive Team Member to play an integral part of the podiatric team, actively contributing to the development of a modern podiatry service, delivering seamless care in primary, secondary and domiciliary settings through; Delivering of professional, high quality, safe and effective Podiatry care to designated caseload from the Powys Residents. Managing a mixed caseload containing patients with a varied medical history, with co-morbidities and varied foot health status that require individualised evidenced based treatment plans. Participating in patient education increasing patient engagement and ability to self-help through making every contact count and employing a motivational interviewing approach. Leading on the provision of Nail Surgery service within a location.
Contributing to the development of the service in line with organisational and service specific objectives to meet the needs of Powys population. Actively participating in the development of Podiatry Assistants through engagement with delivery, assessment and internal verification of accredited learning e.g. Agored Cymru units and Qualifications. Actively engaging on clinical audit and Research activity within Podiatry Services and through working within multidisciplinary Teams.
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