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The Voice of Podiatrists
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May 25, 2022 #7,213  Publisher-Barry Block, DPM, JD
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| PODIATRISTS IN THE NEWS | |
Nail Changes Should Be Biopsied: MI Podiatrist
According to Conway McLean, DPM, "Nail changes develop, over time, for a host of reasons. It is inaccurate to assume these changes are always fungal. Don’t waste your time applying some OTC fungal nail medicine to your discolored toe for the next year if you don’t know what it is. Besides, these are ineffective even when it is a fungus. And don’t waste time not getting a timely diagnosis for your nail changes!
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Dr. Conway McLean |
"The gold standard for determining the reason a nail has changed is biopsy. Without, it’s just conjecture and guesswork. Getting the right material for analysis, performing the removal of an appropriate section of nail painlessly and without disfiguring the nail, all are important and require some expertise. But the concept is nearly universal in dermatologic medicine: if you want an accurate diagnosis, get a piece, and send it to a pathology lab specializing in this kind of specimen," says Dr. McLean.
Source: The Mining Journal [5/23/22]
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| FROM PM's CURRENT ISSUE | |
Several times a week, PM News posts an entire article from a recent issue of our partner, Podiatry Management Magazine. Please note that the views expressed in Podiatry Management Magazine do not necessarily reflect the views of PM News or Barry Block.
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| PRACTICE MANAGEMENT TIP OF THE DAY | |
Digital Front Doors Improve Patient Health, Remove Barriers to Physicians
While the term front door to some means only a physical door—digital in this case—that is missing a much larger opportunity. Some digital front doors enable a more comprehensive solution. Combining the right technology, people, and process allows for whole-person care to be delivered. For example, digital front door solutions that create re-admission programs, health risk assessment/Gap closure programs, integrated after-hours telehealth solutions, and seamless connections between payers and providers are all ways that digital front doors can provide a more complete solution.
Some benefits include:
3. Quick-access response - Digital front doors allow for immediate care and communication with a specialist, some digital front doors even provide triage. This ensures a quick response, correct treatment from the right type of provider or specialist, and makes available the necessary data to a patient’s provider—all of which help reduce costs and provide a higher-quality experience, and every data point streamed through a single point of engagement.
Source: Keith Algozzine, Physicians Practice [5/17/22]
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| CODINGLINE CORNER |
Query: Excision of Ulcer
The doctor coded this combo as an excision of a non-pressure diabetic ulcer: L97.413 and CPT 11423-T6. Her notes say: “Attention directed to the plantar surface of the right third toe where two converging semi-elliptical incisions were made surrounding the ulcer. The ulcer was excised. Culture and sensitivity were taken of the ulcer and just the curette. The wound was flushed and closure was performed using 2-0 Vicryl. Sterile dressings were applied.” I have not been able to get this combination of codes paid. Is there a better way to code this procedure?
Katherine Sharp, Woodbury, TN
Response: When I remove tissue, as you related with CPT 11423, I use the diagnosis code of D49.2 - Neoplasm of unspecified behavior of bone, soft tissue, and skin. For all you know that tissue could end up being a skin cancer. If the doctor wants to wait to bill until the pathologist renders their opinion, then I would wait and use that diagnosis.
David J. Freedman, DPM, CPC, Silver Spring, MD
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (MEDICAL-LEGAL) - PART 1A | |
From: Bret Ribotsky, DPM
Dr. Girling is quite fortunate that I am not a member of the Florida Board of Podiatric Medicine. What Martin stated is clearly beyond what he is trained and licensed to provide. What’s next, birth control pills for those who are having a difficult time getting an appointment with an OB/GYN? Heart/BP meds, as getting to see a cardiologist is difficult?
All patients love you until an outcome or a bill that’s unexpected arrives. I very happy that his game of Russian roulette did not end poorly. Without a license (the most precious item you have professionally), you cannot help anyone. I caution all those who write on open forums that many others read and can search what is written here. NEVER, NEVER, NEVER take a chance with your livelihood.
Bret Ribotsky, DPM, Fort Lauderdale, FL
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (MEDICAL-LEGAL) - PART 1B | |
From: Lance Malusky, DPM
I also would treat gout as needed. Upon initial presentation, we would take appropriate x-rays, prescribe a generic NSAID, and send the patient for stat lab work-ups. With a positive history of gout, or an obvious clinical presentation, I would immediately prescribe colchicine with the usual caveats, and allopurinol. Repeat labs would be done once the attack had subsided, and the patient would be referred to the PCP, with paper copies of the labs for consideration of future management.
If the PCP was not sympathetic with treating a future acute attack, I would provide an Rx of colchicine for the patient to fill as needed, with the caveat that they were to return ASAP for a new assessment. Often, these patients preferred my care for the next attack. A few would also prefer my practice for permanent follow-up. In that case, periodic labs every 3 months are indicated, if maintenance with allopurinol or Uloric is necessary. I never had a family doctor complain that I overstepped my license.
Lance Malusky, DPM, Kettering, OH
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (MEDCAL-LEGAL) - PART 1B | |
From: James DiResta, DPM, MPH
Not withstanding the risks and concerns expressed by Dr. Jacobs in treating our patients with recurring gout, I do feel that treating gout, including the prescribing of xanthine oxidase inhibitors, is within the scope of practice of every podiatrist. I feel the legal ramifications of stating this is outside our scope is simply dangerous in this forum. There is an excellent webinar for APMA members to learn more on the treatment of gout: The Illusion of Simplicity in the APMA online learning center.
Not every podiatrist is going to feel comfortable or capable in treating all conditions of the foot and ankle as there are risks in everything we do and treat. You can be unfortunate enough to have a patient suffer from renal failure after prescribing a course of Bactrim or a patient that suffers a ruptured Achilles tendon after prescribing a quinolone. I often will monitor my patient's renal function when I have them on long acting NSAIDs.
Most treatments are not without some level of risk. Denying patients treatment when we know what to do and how to manage them and be alerted to adverse issues is part of every podiatric medical practice. The days of sending everything back to the primary care provider, nowadays often a PA or NP, will keep us practicing as glorified pedicurists.
James DiResta, DPM, MPH, Newburyport, MA
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (NON-CLINICAL) PART 1 | |
RE: Who is Better Trained to Treat Foot Conditions?
From: Daniel Chaskin, DPM
Which students are better educated to diagnose and treat causes of foot conditions, medical students, or podiatric medical students? Does the answer to this question relate to the cause behind the pathologic foot condition, be it trauma vs. systemic?
1. In diagnosing a systemic cause of foot edema due to impaired liver function, is a podiatric medical student better prepared than a medical student to diagnose any hypoalbuminemia causing a decrease in plasma oncotic pressure causing fluids to exit blood vessels?
2. In treating foot edema due to a tear of the anterior talar fibular ligament, how many medical students are familiar with foot anatomy and the biomechanical mechanism causing such a tear or injury compared to podiatric medical students?
My opinion is that podiatric medical students should learn from medical students and vice versa.
Daniel Chaskin, DPM, Flushing, NY
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (NON-CLINICAL) - PART 2 | |
From: Richard A Simmons, DPM
My answer is driven by my patient base. My average patient is 87 years old, homebound, and typically she is registered with a hospice agency. I am an aggressive debrider and make every attempt at the first visit to expose the medial and lateral nailbed margins. I send these nail specimens to a dermatopathology laboratory from which I order PAS and PCR tests, including a terbinafine profile. Upon the patient's return, I will review the laboratory results with him/her. If the terbinafine profile infers that terbinafine could be effective, I circle it and write on the lab form: “Oral Lamisil may be effective.” I then explain that I will not prescribe the oral medication, but that the patient can have that talk with the primary caregiver.
At this point, I make my recommendations: either ketoconazole cream as a prescription or terbinafine cream OTC; and provide a detailed instruction sheet explaining how to use the product twice daily. I also recommend that they purchase OTC urea 40% cream to mix with the antifungal product. Thick, dystrophic nails that appear to have involvement in the matrix region never seem to resolve, though the nails will lighten up and there will be much less subungual debris. The moderate nails have mixed results, pretty much patient dependent: 1) patients who can diligently follow the twice daily instructions have shown marked improvement; 2) patients who haphazardly apply the medications get haphazard results.
From my standpoint, if the patient follows directions, the subsequent debridements are less painful and less traumatic. The main reason I prescribe ketoconazole cream is 1) it is economical and 2) it very rarely requires prior authorization.
Richard A Simmons, DPM, Rockledge, FL
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| YOU CAN'T MAKE THESE THINGS UP | |
RE: Outrageous Shoes of the Day
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Source: Submitted by Dr. Richard Rees
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| CLASSIFIED ADS - PRACTICES FOR SALE OR WANTED, EQUIPMENT FOR SALE |
LOOKING TO PURCHASE A PRACTICE IN CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA AREA
Looking to purchase a podiatry practice in the South Carolina area. Interested in moving my Family to the Charleston area. I currently own a very successful practice in California. EMAIL me at: thedrfootman3@gmail.com
PRACTICE FOR SALE – MINNEAPOLIS
Beautiful clinic in suburban Minneapolis with large population draw. Well established, busy, general (non-surgical) practice grossing over 500K-4 days per week. Practice has everything needed to produce immediate income. Golden opportunity with amazing potential- wonderful place to live. Contact link: https://mailchi.mp/00143c0ccdcb/wwfootclinic
PRACTICE FOR SALE – BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA
29-year-old practice in beautiful Western North Carolina. Ideal for recent resident looking to start career, as well as established practitioner looking to downsize. 1/4 mile from hospital with privileges available. Turn-key 3,000 square foot office with EHR, DR x-ray, robotic lasers, DX ultrasound, and shockwave. Six exam rooms and 1,000 square feet available to upfit. Includes satellite clinic in nearby regional hospital. Annual gross revenues of $650,000. Boone is home to Appalachian State University, ski mountains, hiking trails, and parks. Only full-time podiatry practice in the high-country region. Owner willing to stay for transition period. Contact: pzimmerman4692@charter.net
PRACTICE FOR SALE - LAKE TAHOE, CALIFORNIA
Practice in Paradise! Fully equipped, successful practice of 45 + years. Includes digital x-ray, ultrasound, PadNet, Shockwave, EMR. Diverse practice currently strong on orthotics, diabetic care, general podiatry and some surgery. Rent or buy free standing building near hospital. Professional appraisal available. Contact patwooft@hotmail.com
PRACTICE FOR SALE - NEW HAMPSHIRE, SOUTHWESTERN
Established practice with history of strong cash flow (avg $325K collections - two days per week). Opportunity to expand or enter practice. No routine care. Full array of services with growing patient base. Contact: MCrosby518@gmail.com
PRACTICE FOR SALE - MANHATTAN, NY
Established practice with strong patient volume and consistent revenue stream for sale. Highly profitable. Owner retiring. Participates in insurance and has strong cash pay business. Long term lease in place. Priced to sell. Contact: MCrosby518@gmail.com
PRACTICE FOR SALE - SOUTH SHORE OF LONG ISLAND
Established practice with predominate cash business for sale. Owner looking to retire. Opportunity to add to existing practice - practice currently open 2 - 2.5 days per week. Priced to sell. Contact: MCrosby518@gmail.com
PRACTICE FOR SALE – MANHATTAN
26-year old active turn-key in-network practice for sale at Park Avenue- 36th Street, NYC. Retiring due to medical. Gross pre-pandemic part time 300k full time prepandemic 600k. Equipment includes laser, fluoroscopy, Digital X-ray, 2 exam rooms, 2 offices, 2 Midmark chairs, Fios, New A/Cs. Office Lease till 2028, can be ended. 2 part-time staff members. No equipment lease. Entire office only, asking 175k. Serious inquiries only. Contact JYouner@icloud.com
PRACTICE FOR SALE - TARZANA CALIFORNIA
Across from hospital. Ground floor. Free parking. I have been here since 1983. Time to retire. Serious inquiries only. Text 818 451-8441.
PRACTICE FOR SALE - SOUTH FLORIDA
Fantastic weather and beautiful beaches are calling you! Established, 31 year old podiatry practice for sale in beautiful South Florida. Primary care practice with great reputation, consistent patient base, and room for exponential growth to include surgery. Turn-key, state-of-the-art office with EMR, digital radiographs, multiple lasers, Smart ABI Vascular PAD unit and two 3 dimensional scans for orthotics. Close to multiple hospitals, outpatient surgical centers and other medical disciplines. Diversified treatments in sports medicine, wound care, and diabetic care. Treating pediatric patients to mature adults. Physician is retiring and will stay for reasonable transition period. Only serious inquiries. Soflopoddoc@gmail.com
PRACTICE FOR SALE - PHILADELPHIA SUBURB
35 year old practice that is now part-time would be perfect for the right group that wants to expand or an ambitious individual; located in fast growing Philadelphia suburb. Please send your information and level of interest to JLJLJS@aol.com
AMAZING PRACTICE FOR SALE- PHILADELPHIA, PA
Turn-key upscale boutique 85-year-old podiatry practice. Great location by Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia, PA. Non-surgical grosses $350,000/ four days weekly. Majority of practice is fee for service in low overhead beautiful office setting. Seller will stay on for transition. Serious inquiries only. This is a rarely available cream puff practice / Call (215) 715-1570.
PRACTICE ACQUISITIONS
If you are looking to join through acquisition with a growing group at the ground level and receive a cash payment respond to this ad at DPMPSOINTEREST@gmail.com. Specifically interested in NC, SC, VA, TN.
EQUIPMENT OR SUPPLIES FOR SALE
Retiring doctor selling it all. All equipment for sale. Podiatry exam chairs, side chairs, reception room chairs, coffee table, All chairside instruments, surgery instruments, medicine & sundry bottles, exam lights, whirpools, cast cutter, sani grinder, exam lights, ultrasound machine, etc. Will send pictures etc. Call 918-691-3303. Everything is priced to sell.
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ASSOCIATE POSITION– NASHVILLE, TN
Rapidly growing multi-location practice looking for 2-3 new associates near Nashville, TN. Looking for partnership-minded individuals to start between August 2022-2023. Competent in hospital care, full-scope podiatric surgery, and business-minded. Looking for hard-working team players. Multiple office-based revenue streams available. Aggressive pay structure with intensive practice management. Relocation stipend, health insurance, and 401k available once vetted. Encourage recent and senior residents to apply. sodom@gfacenter.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – WASHINGTON
Northwest Foot and Ankle Center, PS has an immediate opening for a well-trained, driven, self-motivated BC/BQ Podiatric associate to run our Silverdale location. New and seasoned DPM welcome. Top tier base and generous bonus structure with unlimited income potential. Full benefits health and malpractice insurance, 401k, CME. Hospital and surgery center privileges available. Excellent mix of clinic and all aspects of surgery. High orthotic volume. Please email cover letter, CV to mark@teamlewis.net.
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS – VA, MD, CT, DE, PA, OH, MO, NJ, NY, TN, FL
PediRite provides care to nursing home residents. Excellent opportunities working in our contracted facilities. Flexible scheduling, very lucrative commissions! Great match if you have open days/hours in your schedule. Resume to sara@sightrite.com (sign-on bonus for VA, CT, and MD)
ASSOCIATE POSITION - FARMINGTON, NM
Established multispecialty practice with honest foundation in need of a podiatrist with strong surgical skills. Multiple locations in the beautiful four-corners area with endless outdoor activities. Immediate referral source from internal primary care. Starting salary based on experience + bonus structure. $20K signing bonus. Please send CV to nick@innovationmedgroup.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Join a well-established, busy and growing podiatric practice. We are fully integrated with the medical community in a large tertiary teaching hospital. Research opportunities are available. Applicant should be ethical, personable, hardworking, and committed to quality patient care. We are offering a competitive salary with bonus opportunities and a wide range of benefits. Associate position can lead to partnership. All interested candidates should send a resume to JCMOOREDPM@aol.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – OKLAHOMA
Non-Surgical Part Time/Full Time position Mobile Podiatry. Assisted Living Facilities and nursing home patients. Well established practice. No Call, no nights, no weekends. Earn over 100K working only 2-3 days a week. Must be team player, hardworking, and pleasant with excellent bedside manner. Contact 405-370-3457 - Nplants2008@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE 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 POSITIONS - FT LAUDERDALE AND WEST PALM BEACH FLORIDA
2 Spots Available. Walk into your own busy schedule within our large group. Full scope podiatry, high volume surgery, sports, wound care, many ancillaries, residents and ACFAS fellow. Experienced physician partners and operations/marketing team for support. Excellent earning potential for skilled, hardworking doc. Competitive benefits. Beautiful, active coastal communities. Amazing long-term opportunity with substantial room for growth. ABFAS BQ/BC required. Email CV podiatrymanda@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - EASTERN SHORE of MARYLAND
Multiple office practice located on the Eastern Shore of MD near beaches. Seeking motivated, energetic individual to join our existing physicians. We are an expanding practice with focus on all aspects of Podiatric care. Offices equipped with ultrasound, digital imaging, 3-D scanners, onsite Ambulatory Surgery Center and many other state of the art amenities. Excellent salary and benefits package. DPMemploy@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS - SE WISCONSIN
URGENTLY HIRING 3 podiatrists. Busy and growing top practice in SE Wisconsin with 4 locations is seeking full-time surgical podiatrists. Competitive salary with bonus structure. 8 hour shift, no evenings or weekend hours or hospital call. www.advancedfootanklewi.com, Email CV to jobs.afaw@gmail.com
PODIATRY ASSOCIATE POSITION – SOUTH EAST PA
Available for busy 2-office practice in S.E. PA. All facets of podiatric medicine and surgery with excellent earning potential. Great area to live and work. Current associate leaving due to family emergency, so must fill position ASAP. Must be ABFAS Cert/Qual. podmedsurg@gmail.com.
ASSOCIATE OPPORTUNITY - CHICAGO
Multi location group seeking Board Eligible/Qualified podiatrist. All locations are fully equipped. EPATs, Ultrasounds, Lasers, Padnet, in-house physical therapy, DME, ortho supplies & equipment, surgery center, digital x-rays, Athena EMR. Competitive incentive based salary with fast growth for motivated doctor. Health insurance & 401K Email resume to chicagopodpractice@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - ASHEVILLE, NC
U.S. Foot and Ankle Specialists is looking for an upcoming or recent residency graduate or experienced practitioner to join our practice in Asheville, NC in the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains. We are a growing group of 149 providers and 102 locations. If personable, motivated, and well-trained, we would be delighted to discuss an associate position with you. We offer growth opportunities, a strong compensation package, and many other benefits. Please send a cover letter and resume to: newdpm@footandankle-usa.com. Candidates must be either licensed or in the process of becoming licensed in NC to be considered for this position.
ASSOCIATE POSITION – TAMPA, FL
Immediate Doctor of Podiatric medicine position for a well-trained, highly motivated individual. Location: Tampa, Florida. Competitive salary with commission structure. Benefits include: PTO, CME allowance, health and malpractice insurance. Must be confident in working solo in your own office environment. Please email Cover Letter and CV to floridapodiatryfootcare@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - WESTERN PA
Excellent opportunity for hard-working Associate needed for busy Western PA Practice with skills in wound care especially surgical, office care and hospital surgery and consultations. Board qualified in forefoot and rearfoot surgery with desire to achieve certification. Please send CV and 3 letters of recommendation to: Yourpracticenow@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – WESTERN MI
Busy two doctor practice seeking new associate to join and be a part of meeting growing demand. Busy office and hospital based services. Partnership opportunity. Competitive salary and benefits. Contact: Yourpracticenow@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - WESTERN PA
Wound care practice seeking associate to join and become a part of a great team. Ready made patient base with a wide array of clinical issues to treat. Surgery (in office and hospital based) key components of practice. Contact: Yourpracticenow@gmail.com
FULL TIME PODIATRIST - NEW JERSEY
We are a fast-growing podiatry practice in New Jersey with multiple locations and Doctors. We are currently looking for a full-time motivated and caring Doctor to join our busy practice. Some benefits include: competitive six-figure salary, generous, guaranteed bonus structure, health insurance (including vision & dental), paid vacation time off, paid malpractice insurance and CME time off. Great prospects for experienced Doctors as well as new Associates. This is an excellent opportunity to expand your Podiatric medical and surgical experience in an office-based practice! If interested, please submit your CV to DrSamofal@PodiatryCenterNJ.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - WESTERN NEW YORK & PENNSYLVANIA
Growing, successful podiatry practice seeking energetic, goal-oriented, team player for our 3 location, 3 physician practice in Jamestown, NY and Warren, PA. Surgical opportunity awaits with local hospital affiliations and surgery center. Board Eligible/Certified with RRA preferred. Base salary with Bonus and full benefits. Please submit CV to jhs.podiatry@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - NEW YORK CITY
Group practice requiring a part time or full-time Associate Podiatric Surgeon with minimum 3 years of surgical residency training in all aspects of foot / ankle surgery. ABFAS board qualification in BOTH foot and RRA preferred. Interested candidates can email prevete@faasny.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - PHOENIX, AZ
Growing Multi-office private practice located in suburbs of Phoenix. Full time associate position leading to partnership. ABFAS eligible or certification required. Practice encompasses all phases of podiatric medicine and surgery. Send your CV to aceoprice@yahoo.com.
PODIATRIST NEEDED FULL TIME - LOS ANGELES
Office, house calls and conv homes. Lots of growth potential. Email or call Dr. Ross : asross1@juno.com 310-748-9453.
ASSOCIATE POSITION - DALLAS/FORT WORTH, TEXAS
Multi-office podiatric practice located in DFW seeking a personable, well-trained, and motivated individual. Busy practice with high growth opportunities. Excellent benefit package. Applicants must be well-trained in forefoot and rear foot surgery. Available partnership. Send resume to drmoody@fusionfoot.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN
Opportunity to join a well-established and expanding practice. Associate position leading to partnership. Expertise in wound care a plus. Benefits: 401k, health insurance, paid time off, and bonus potential. Email CV and letter of interest to info@monpod.com or fax 734-241-1961. We look forward to hearing from you!
PODIATRIST - CHICAGO
Leading group in the area looking for motivated, independently thinking associate to do housecalls and work at the office, providing full scope of treatment. Illinois license needed. Indiana license a plus. Salary plus benefits with bonus, or independent contract agreement; malpractice, mileage, EMR, logistics provided; partnership track available. Net income up to 350K. Submit resume to vadim.goshko@gmail.com
IMMEDIATE ASSOCIATE POSITION AVAILABLE – ST. AUGUSTINE FL
Stat position for busy multi-office practice. Need a motivated, charismatic, EMR savvy, team player who is board certified/ qualified in surgery. Multiple hospital affiliations and excellent opportunity for growth. Competitive compensation with many perks and benefits. Please send CV to: drfootwound@gmail.com
DEAN - UTRGV SCHOOL OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley seeks an innovative, experienced academic leader to serve as the Dean, School of Podiatric Medicine (SOPM). This individual must be committed to promoting and fostering excellence in teaching, research, professional practice, and service. This is an extraordinary opportunity for a leader with prior administrative experience to build and expand the SOPM. Reporting to the President, the SOPM Dean will work collaboratively with other UTRGV schools/colleges to develop interdisciplinary opportunities for teaching and research that will help address the unique health care priorities for the region. Interested applicants please respond to judy@grantcooper.com
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