Podiatrist

Private practice. Established books. Real clinical variety. Ten minutes from the airport, twelve from the city.

A well-run private clinic that's been operating in the area for years. Loyal patient base, strong local reputation, steady referral pipeline. The clinical standards are high, the culture is friendly without being saccharine, and the management style is the one most clinicians actually want — supportive when it matters, out of the way when it doesn't.

Reception and admin handle bookings, billing, and rebates. Treatment rooms are modern and properly equipped. Clinical software is current. You do clinical work; the practice handles the rest.

The caseload

• General podiatry — nail and callus management, footwear and orthotic advice
• Diabetic and high-risk foot management — a genuine feature of this catchment
• Musculoskeletal and biomechanical assessment
• Minor nail surgery and in-clinic procedures
• Orthotic prescription, fitting, and review
• Paediatric and family presentations
• Preventive-health work and long-term patient management

Busy from your first week. No ramp-up. No cold-starting a diary.

On offer

• Competitive base salary, structured around WA private-practice rates
• Incentive component on top of base for higher-billing clinicians
• Funded CPD and study leave
• Relo