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April 22, 2026 #8,253  Publisher-Barry Block, DPM, JD
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| PODIATRISTS IN THE NEWS - PART 1 | |
MI Podiatrist Dispels Myth That Heel Spurs Cause Pain
"The feet perform a significant amount of work each day, carrying the body from place to place, supporting body weight, and helping maintain an active lifestyle. However, when problems arise, foot pain can make even simple tasks difficult. Understanding common foot conditions and knowing when to seek care can make a big difference in a person's comfort and overall health," says Laura Reitz Sushynski, DPM.
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"One of the biggest myths involves heel spurs. Many people think heel spurs cause pain, but in most cases, they don’t. A large percentage of people have them without any symptoms. The pain that people feel is often actually due to plantar fasciitis. Another misconception is that treatment will be very painful. While some procedures may cause mild discomfort, we work hard to make treatments as comfortable as possible," says Dr. Sushynski.
Source: My Michigan Health [4/18/26]
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| PODIATRISTS IN THE NEWS - PART 2 | |
IL Podiatrist Explains Why Diabetics Should Wear Light Colored Socks
Regular foot care is essential for anyone living with diabetes, and daily foot checks can prevent small problems from turning into serious infections, said Kyle Swanson, DPM, OSF HealthCare podiatric surgeon. “Diabetes can cause neuropathy, which decreases sensation in your feet, so you may not feel blisters or sores forming,” Dr. Swanson said. “That’s why it’s important to look at your feet every day. If you can’t reach or see the bottom of your foot, ask someone to help or use a mirror.”
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Swanson also says wearing light-colored socks can help people with diabetes spot problems sooner. Because lighter fabric shows blood or drainage quickly, it can reveal a cut, blister, or sore before the person ever feels it, acting like an early warning system for foot injuries. Equally important as daily foot checks is making sure to maintain proper moisture levels. “If your feet get too sweaty, that moisture can break down the skin and allow bacteria or fungus to grow,” he said. “If they’re too dry, the skin can crack and become an entry point for infection. That balance can shift from day to day, which is why daily checks matter.”
Source: Shaw Local [4/18/26]
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| PRACTICE MANAGEMENT TIP OF THE DAY | |
6 Red Flags in a Medical Office Manager Candidate
Here are some warning signs to watch before you offer a medical office manager candidate the job; and why rushing to hire is the costliest mistake.
4. They have limited compliance knowledge
A medical office manager who can't speak clearly about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, or who waves off questions about Medicare and Medicaid billing requirements, is a liability waiting to happen. Interview guidance from Mega HR identifies lack of knowledge about healthcare regulations and compliance as one of the clearest disqualifying traits to screen for.
Physicians Practice has long noted that a good practice administrator must function as a trusted operational and financial adviser to the physicians they support, and that requires knowing the regulatory terrain. Ask candidates to describe how they've handled compliance training, responded to an audit, or communicated a regulatory update to staff. The depth of the answer will tell you a lot about how seriously they take this part of the job.
Source: Keith A. Reynolds, Physicians Practice [4/3/26]
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| FINANCIAL TIP OF THE DAY | |
What Are Your Chances of an IRS Audit? 15 Audit Red Flags
These red flags could increase your chances of the IRS selecting your return for audit.
4. Taking higher-than-average deductions, losses or credits
If the deductions, losses, or credits on your return are disproportionately large compared with your income, the IRS may want to take a second look at your return. Taking a big loss from the sale of rental property or other investments can also spike the IRS's curiosity. Ditto for bad debt deductions or worthless stock.
But if you have the proper documentation for your deduction, loss or credit, don't be afraid to claim it. Don't ever feel like you have to pay the IRS more tax than you actually owe.
Source: Kiplinger
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (CLINICAL) | |
From: Paul Stepanczuk, DPM
I used radio wave matrix ablation for at least 20 years and wholeheartedly agree with Dr. Kesselman’s observations.
Paul Stepanczuk, DPM, Munster, IN
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (THE FUTURE OF PODIATRY) - PART 1 | |
From:Rod Tomczak, DPM, MD, EdD
I attended the Ohio Foot and Ankle Association virtual seminar on Saturday April 18. Michael Brody, DPM gave a fantastic talk about how AI will fit into podiatry in the very near future and how it is 93% accurate as AI interprets what we tell it and that number will jump to 95% by the end of the year. I thought the presentation was very interesting and included some of the platforms he thought were accurate.
At the conclusion of the meeting, I checked my email and found a piece forwarded to me by Barry Block from “Anonymous.” Anonymous quoted some information from AI platforms about the future of podiatry and it did mention what part osteopathy plays in it. I thought I would follow up on the email with some AI platform investigating two questions, I would ask the AI platforms, “Is podiatry itself in a crisis mode?” and secondly, “Is the future of podiatric education in crisis?” So, I will report to loyal PM News what Perplexity and Chat GPT have to say about these two...
Editor's note: Dr. Tomczak's extended-length letter appears here.
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (THE FUTURE OF PODIATRY) -PART 2 | |
From: Gary S Smith, DPM
I can save you the expense of a survey. People don't go into podiatry because it is silly to do 4 years of medical school and 3 years of mandatory residency only to have your scope of practice limited to the feet. You could do one year of residency and go into family medicine or be a hospitalist and have a much better chance of employment and most likely get paid a lot more money. Many of us warned that this would happen with the mandatory 3 year residency.
Many students were lured by the fact they could practice with a 1 year training period, and those who excelled could go on to 3 or 4 year programs and become the premier surgeons of our profession. I like my job. I like doing what I do but I would never suggest that my children do the same. It's just not sensible to do the same training as an MD or DO and then be limited by scope and income.
Gary S Smith, DPM, Bradford, PA
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (STUDENT RECRUITMENT) - PART 1A | |
From: Rod Tomczak, DPM, MD, EdD
Larry, Unless you are using my postings to meet your CEU requirements, there is no reason to read them. If you are using my letters for CEUs, please answer the following question: Give an alternative reason why DPM applications are declining and first year DPM students are fewer in number than in previous years while DO applications have increased and first year DO student numbers have surged. What has happened to potential DPM students?
Thanks for continuing to read my postings. They're like watching the Indianapolis 500 for the crashes, aren't they? You can't resist.
Rod Tomczak, DPM, MD, EdD, Cleveland, OH
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (STUDENT RECRUITMENT) - PART 1B | |
From: Allen M. Jacobs, DPM
The suggestion that podiatry is underrepresented in research may not be totally accurate in general context. In fact, there are some arguments to be made that as a profession, podiatry maintains an excellent representative level of foot and ankle research.
The few published works on published foot and ankle research have a bias towards surgical topics, and as such, journals such as JFAS are examined for authorship. However, podiatrists publish in many journals in specialty areas such as wound care, diabetes care, and vascular care. Typically, it appears from a review of this subject that journals addressing topics other than surgery of foot and ankle are not included. As an example, JAPMA or Podiatry Quarterly, Podiatry Today, Podiatry Management, and other lower impact factor journals are not included in such...
Editor's note: Dr. Jacobs' extended-length letter appears here.
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (PM NEWS QUICK POLLS) | |
From: Joel Lang, DPM
I was saddened (but not surprised) to learn in PM News' recent poll that 70% of podiatrists suffer moderate to severe stress in their practice. I felt the same way after 33 years of practice. I came home one night and told my wife that I loved my patients and hated my practice; that I was good at what I did, but I did not want to do it anymore. Her response was "so don't'. So, at age 59, I left practice for a different occupation. It has been 29 years since I treated my last patient and I never looked back in regret. Admittedly, at the beginning, I missed the personal interactions with patients, staff, colleagues, and others, but I never missed the work.
There is a whole world of things to do out there that don't cause as much stress as practice. Explore. When you are under great stress, it shows up in your work, your family relationships, and primarily your health. Podiatry is what you do; it is not who you are. If you are feeling that much stress, go back to school and learn a different field, turn a hobby into a small business, or change your practice in a way that reduces stress. You may make less money, but you will better enjoy the time you have left in better spirits and better health.
Joel Lang, DPM (retired), Cheverly, MD
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (PM ARTICLES) | |
From: Paul Kesselman, DPM
It was wonderful to read Dr. Shapiro's first installment on duplex scanning, an invaluable diagnostic test for those providing any wound care therapy or seeing patients with a potential DVT. The loss of invaluable time, especially when dealing with patients with a possible DVT, if left not promptly diagnosed and treated, may lead to loss of life. For patients requiring vein ablations, vein mapping can be incorporated into the study. For those with venous leg ulcers, duplex venous scanning along with other non-invasive testing, can be invaluable for predicting whether conservative therapy (and which one) may be successful. For arterial ulcers and DFUs, arterial duplex scanning complements arterial Doppler, PPG, and PCR along with several other tests that offer insights into microcirculation, thus providing guidance for therapeutic interventions.
These tests can be used as part of an armamentarium to support the use of HBO, hyperoxic therapy, NPWT, and cellular tissue products. All third-party payers are currently scrutinizing several of these...
Editor's note: Dr. Kesselman's extended-length letter appears here.
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RE: Outrageous Shoe of the Day
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What to wear on a hay ride? |
Source: Alicja Joanna Stefanska via Virtual Shoe Museum
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| CLASSIFIED ADS - PRACTICES FOR SALE OR WANTED, EQUIPMENT FOR SALE | |
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Whether you have used equipment to sell or are offering an associate position, PM News classified ads are the fastest, most-effective way of reaching over 20,000 subscribers. For details, click here or write to: bblock@podiatricnews.com or call (718) 897-9700 for details.
PRACTICE FOR SALE - ATHENS GA
Established practice for sale. Strong volume with a full range of services. Owner is ready to retire. Great community. Busy office practice. Contact: MCrosby518@gmail.com
ESTABLISHED VERY UNIQUE NON-SURGICAL PODIATRY PRACTICE AVAILABLE – CAMBRIDGE, MA
Well-established non-surgical podiatry practice available in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Excellent referral sources with a strong, stable patient base. 75% young population of foot & ankle pathology & 25% DM foot care. Low overhead and efficient office operations make this an ideal solo practice. Consistent patient flow with opportunity for continued growth. Perfect for a podiatrist seeking autonomy, lifestyle balance, and a turnkey practice in a highly desirable location. For more information, contact: emostone@aol.com
PRACTICE FOR SALE - BOCA RATON, FLORIDA
Busy modern and successful. Established 1986. Practice and office condominium for sale. On hospital campus- Hospital privileges available + surgicenter on property. Accepting all insurances. Great opportunity and growth potential. Owner willing to stay on as long as necessary. Digital x-ray, EHR. Contact Doctoes@gmail.com
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FULL-TIME POSITION AVAILABLE – MARYLAND
Bel Air, Maryland. Join an established practice with immediate volume, diverse clinical and surgical cases, with strong referral flow driven by an in-house marketing team. Open to new grads and experienced physicians. Competitive salary, 401(k), relocation costs covered. Apply: drjayseidel@gmail.com / 410.905.5496
ASSOCIATE POSITION – ARKANSAS
DPM wanted for a thriving central Arkansas practice. Office location already well established. You will be a colleague, not an Associate. Immediate opening. Arkansas is STILL a great place to practice. Looking for a long-term arrangement. Email: raddpm@gmail.com with DPM position in the subject line.
ASSOCIATE POSITION AVAILABLE IN MARYLAND
ASSOCIATE POSITION – HUDSON VALLEY, NY
Busy podiatry office seeking full or part-time surgically-trained podiatrist. Office and wound care-based practice with hospital in and outpatient settings and surgery center affiliation. Located in the Hudson Valley, 50 minutes north of NYC near major highways. Competitive salary depending on experience. Please forward resume to Office@cappapodiatry.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - SAVANNAH, GA
Great opportunity for surgery BC/BQ podiatrist, ABFAS required for hospital staff. Significant podiatry void here as several docs recently left the area. A high growth area, demand far outweighs the supply of podiatry providers. Set up for a motivated physician to succeed and grow. Email CV: thomaslegacki@gmail.com, phone: 276-620-4772.
ASSOCIATE POSITION - ORANGE COUNTY, CA
Seeking associate position as part of a multi-location practice providing care in Orange County, CA. Must be motivated, honest and hard working. The practice is well rounded with all aspects of foot and ankle care. Base salary with bonus structure. Send CV to rjspencer11@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - PITTSBURGH PA
Full-time associate position for multi office locations in the Pittsburgh area. Seeking a dedicated podiatrist with a patient focused, team oriented approach. From routine care to all foot and ankle surgeries. Competitive salary and benefits. Forward CV to gibbsantonella2112@gmail.com or fax to 412-405-8067.
ASSOCIATE PODIATRIST OPPORTUNITIES – MULTIPLE STATES
US Foot & Ankle Specialists (USFAS), the nation's largest podiatric group, is hiring! We have immediate and future openings in DE, PA, MD, MO, NC, OH, VA, WA, & WV—ideal for doctors ready now or upcoming graduates. Join a team committed to advanced technology, top-tier care, and long-term growth. Must be licensed or in process. Email cover letter and resume to: recruiting@us-fas.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – NEW JERSEY
Looking for a podiatrist, part-time or full time, to service nursing homes in NJ with possibility to work in office for the right person. looking to start ASAP. Please email resume to ghcp@globalhealthcarepartner.com. Days and Hours are flexible. Good compensation.
ASSOCIATE POSITION – SOUTHEST FLORIDA
Excellent opportunity for a well-rounded, surgically trained podiatrist to join a well-established, multi-faceted practice with over 35 years of service in sunny Southwest Florida. Our practice features multiple office locations and a collaborative team of four practicing podiatrists. Position offers a clear and attractive path to partnership, with senior partner(s) anticipating retirement within the next few years. A competitive salary, bonus structure, and comprehensive benefits package are offered. Interested candidates email: FOOTDOCFM@AOL.COM
ASSOCIATE POSITION - FT/PT - CHARLESTON, SC AREA
Multi-location podiatry group with excellent work life balance, ideal for family focused individual. FT Position – $150K or competitie PT position. Board Elig/Cert required. Please send letter of interest and CV to charlestonpodiatry@yahoo.com or text 803-614-0694.
ASSOCIATE POSITION – MARYLAND
Thriving podiatry practice with 3 office locations seeking highly motivated and reliable full-time associate. Candidate must be board eligible, residency with RRA preferred. Great work environment with strong support staff. Competitive compensation, benefits package, and generous sign-on bonus offered. Please email CV to: careers@mynewfeet.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - LOS ANGELES AREA
Wanted: Part-time podiatrist two days per week in a busy practice. Full scope. No call or week-ends. Competitive pay structure Email CV to DRDB@cox.net
JOIN OUR TEAM – PODIATRIST OPPORTUNITY IN COLORADO
The Orthopaedic & Spine Center of the Rockies seeks a board-certified podiatrist to join our established Foot & Ankle team. This full-time, clinic-focused role emphasizes diabetic foot and wound care, with surgical management of foot conditions and paid call across multiple hospitals. Expect 3,000+ annual clinic encounters and 200+ surgical cases. Position will include performing hospital consults and ongoing participation with podiatry weekday/weekend call rotation at multiple hospitals (paid call). Surgical management of diabetes-related foot conditions is required. OCR is a private, physician-owned medical group with nearly 100 providers, including 49 physicians. To learn more visit orthohealth.com Send CVs to Andrea Pennington at marketing@orthohealth.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - VIRGINIA
Growing Podiatry practice is seeking a high energy associate interested in providing care to multi senior living facilities as well as the opportunity for working into a partnership. Compensation is personal productivity commission based, however, please do not let that deter you! This is a busy and well established practice where, once hired, you can start seeing patients immediately. There is a $1000 sign on bonus. Please respond to : DrBob272@AOL.com
GENERAL PODIATRIST - LONG ISLAND (NASSAU & SUFFOLK), NY
Rare opportunity to join one of the most prestigious practices on Long Island. Searching for a motivated podiatrist to lead our new General Podiatry Department. Competitive base salary with monthly & yearly bonus, benefits, no weekends, friendly environment, modern facilities, & room for long term advancement. Part time leading to immediate full time. Submit CV to: lifoot1@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - NORTH PORT, FLORIDA
Full time associate for a multi-location practice in Southwest Florida. From routine care to all foot and ankle surgeries. Competitive salary, friendly working environment. Flexible schedule, immediate start. Please send CV to nppodiatry@gmail.com
FULL TIME PODIATRIST - L.I., NEW YORK
Busy podiatry practice with locations in Nassau and Suffolk counties seeking enthusiastic and compassionate doctor to join Board Certified podiatric group practice. This is a full time position offering competitive compensation package. The practice is affiliated with hospitals, residency training program and surgical center. Excellent opportunity for the right person to provide comprehensive medical and surgical foot and ankle care. To apply please submit resume to Lisademarco312@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE OR NURSE PRACTITIONER POSITION - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Very busy, well-established, group practice is seeking to add a full-time associate. Candidate must be very hard-working and ethical with good surgical training and having completed a minimum of 24 month residency. Applicant must be at least board qualified. Competitive salary and benefits. E-mail CV to llfootankle@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - TEXAS
Well-established growing podiatry practice with multiple locations seeking to hire a full-time podiatrist in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Competitive salary with bonus opportunities, PTO, CME stipend, malpractice coverage, and sign-on bonus. Candidate should be aligned with our core values: God-honoring, excellence, integrity, innovative, community-impacting, respect, and kindness. Email CV to tania@turnkeymd.com
FULL-TIME PODIATRIST – NEW JERSEY
Well-established, multi-location New Jersey podiatry practice seeks a motivated, compassionate full-time Doctor to join our growing team. We offer competitive six-figure compensation (minimum $215,000+), a sign-on bonus, end-of-year bonus, health insurance (medical, dental, vision), paid time off, paid malpractice coverage, and a 401(k). Excellent opportunity for both experienced podiatrists and recent graduates to thrive in a high-volume, office-based setting. Expand your clinical skills in a supportive, professional environment. Please send your CV. to DPMcareer@PodiatryCenterNJ.com
PT AND FT MOBILE POSITIONS - ORLANDO, TAMPA, FT. MYERS, JAACKSONVILLE, PANHANDLE
Responsible DPM/NP/PA team players. Home visits, ILF/ALF/Rehab. Paid travel. No call. No ER. Half days or 9-5. Weekends optional. Autonomy. Potential commission up to $230K+/yr based on availability and performance. Serious FL licensed applicants email contact@PodiatristAtHome.com
PODIATRIST – LONG ISLAND & WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NY
Join Advanced Foot Care’s thriving, upscale multi-location practice serving Long Island and growing into Westchester County. With 8 state-of-the-art offices, we offer a modern, newly renovated clinical environment, a collaborative and supportive team culture, and access to the latest medical technology and advanced billing systems—so you can focus on delivering exceptional patient care. Looking For: *A motivated, patient-focused Podiatrist *Strong work ethic and positive, team-oriented attitude *Passion for providing high-quality, compassionate care. What We Offer: *Competitive compensation *Comprehensive benefits package *Modern facilities and cutting-edge technology *Established patient base and growth 0pportunities. www.AdvancedFootCare.com dr.pedramh@advancedfootcare.com
PODIATRIC SURGEON – BASSETT HEALTHCARE NETWORK
Bassett Healthcare Network invites an ambitious Full-Time Podiatric Surgeon to build a thriving practice in Central New York. As a major teaching affiliate of Columbia University, Bassett blends academic excellence with small-town charm in a stunning lakefront community. Join a collaborative team of six podiatrists at a 180-bed Level III Trauma Center, supported by a robust referral base of 300+ primary care clinicians. Salary Range: $230,000-$250,00, uncapped incentives, sign-on bonus up to $50,000, and a group-employed model designed for long-term success. If you’re ready to discover your future at Bassett, where innovation, mentorship, and balance define your career, Apply Today! www.experiencebassett.org
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS – AL, AZ, GA, IA, KS, MO, NE, OK & TN
Aria Care Partners is seeking Mobile Podiatrists to work 1-2 days/week in skilled nursing facilities. You will have autonomy and focus on clinical care while we take care of all scheduling and billing. Guaranteed daily base rate plus competitive compensation. Electronic charting and all equipment provided. Make a true difference in an under-served population. New graduates or experienced practitioners are welcome! Email CV to: kcampbell@aria.care
ASSOCIATE POSITION - VANCOUVER, CANADA
Busy, well-established practice looking for motivated podiatrist with excellent clinical and people skills. 2 office locations. CASH PAY. Lots new patients monthly. Huge growth potential. Practice allows great work-life balance. NO CALLS. Competitive pay structure and sign-on bonus. Non-Canadian, new graduate, experienced DPM applicants welcome. Email CV to podiatryvancouver@gmail.com
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