Podiatrist DPM

Engagement

1099 Contractor

Location

Tampa FL - Regional Territory

Schedule

MonFri approx. 9 AM4 PM

Volume

30 patients/day 12 facilities

About the Role

We are looking for a board-certified Podiatrist (DPM) to provide comprehensive mobile foot and ankle care to residents in skilled nursing facilities assisted living communities and independent living facilities throughout Florida. This is not routine nail care you will deliver therapeutic evidence-based care including diabetic foot exams wound assessment at-risk footcare and MIPS quality reporting.

Why this opportunity is different: Active contracts in 250 Florida senior care facilities. Those are established DON and Administrator relationships; you walk into warm buildings with real patient volume from day one not a cold territory.

What Youll Do

• Provide comprehensive foot and ankle care in SNF AL and IL settings
• Diabetic foot exams wound assessment debridement nail and callus care
• Complete MIPS annual measures Fall Risk #139 and Diabetic Neurosensory G8404
• Document every encounter in PointClickCare (PCC) same day signed before you leave
• Exit Conference with nursing at the end of every visit
• End of Day report to the Practice Manager before leaving the facility
• Manage 25 patients per day across 12 facilities

What Youll Earn

• OTE $165000$215000 at full productivity
• All equipment supplies and technology provided
• Medical technician support every clinic day
• We handle all scheduling credentialing and billing
• MondayFriday only no weekends no evenings
• Territory built around your location (6090 min from home)
• 250 active Florida facilities day-one patient volume

What Were Looking For

Required

• DPM from an accredited podiatric medicine program
• Board certified ABFAS or ABPM
• Active unrestricted Florida DPM license (or ability to obtain)
• Active DEA registration current NPI Medicare enrollment

Preferred

• Prior SNF AL or LTC mobile practice experience
• PointClickCare experience a plus
• Familiarity with CMS LCD requirements and at-risk footcare