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SOURCE: Podiatry Today
The evolution of health care continues towards value-based care, like a runaway train with policymakers and payors acting as the train engineers. Providers can either purchase an upgraded ticket at a discount or ignore the oncoming locomotive and get barreled over by it. The podiatric profession has taken some essential steps to prepare for the change, but work is still required.
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SOURCE: Lower Extremity Review
Juvenile osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) of the talus is a rare condition in the pediatric population, thus literature on this condition is minimal. In 1922, Kappis described this condition in the talus. It involves an initial idiopathic injury to the subchondral bone of the talus that can eventually progress to injury of the articular cartilage.
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SOURCE: Foot & Ankle Surgery: Techniques, Reports & Cases
Treating necrotizing diabetic infections can lead to significant loss of skin and soft tissue, making primary closure ill-advised. Managing large diabetic wounds is challenging and more so in community hospitals with limited resources and specialists.
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SOURCE: Annals Academy of Medicine, Singapore
Identifying peripheral arterial disease (PAD) during diabetic foot screening (DFS) is crucial in reducing the risk of diabetic foot ulcerations and lower limb amputations. Screening assessments commonly used include absolute systolic toe pressure (ASTP) and toe-brachial index (TBI).
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 Wednesday, May 4, 2022
3 - 3:45 p.m. EST EVENT DETAILS: The focus of the webinar will be on discussions surrounding various treatment methods currently used to treat plantar warts, the science behind the treatments, what is being accomplished during treatment, patient experience, rate of successful treatments, treatment limitations, etc. The objective of the webinar is to leverage the experience of several Podiatrists/Chiropodists to improve the patient experience as well as increase successful outcomes. Speakers: Dr. Helen Rees Dr. Helen Rees is a licensed New Brunswick Podiatrist. She graduated from the University of Southampton, England, in June 2011 with a BSc(hons) in Podiatry. Helen is the sole proprietor of Atlantic Podiatry in New Brunswick. She also works for Horizon Health as part of the High-Risk Diabetes Foot clinic team. Dr. Rees is a past president of the Canadian Federation of Podiatric Medicine and has spoken at multiple conferences around the world. Dr. Royden Stanford Graduating from Brigham Young University in 2004 with a Bachelor of Science Degree and then obtaining his doctorate in Podiatric Medicine from the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine in 2008, Dr. Stanford completed residency and held many positions in Maryland and Tennessee before returning to his routes in Langley, British Columbia. Dr. Stanford has extensive training in biomechanics and orthotics, pediatric foot and ankle conditions, foot surgery, dermatology of the skin and nails, trauma, and injuries. Jonathan Tomines Graduating from the University of Waterloo receiving a degree in Biomedical Science and then obtaining his Graduate Advanced Diploma of Health Sciences specializing in Chiropody from the Michener Institute for Applied Health Sciences, Jonathan Tomines continued the family tradition, working in the same practice as his father did for 30 years. Jonathan is also well known for his YouTube Channel “The Toe Bro,” where he as over a million subscribers internationally and over 384 million views to date.
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Part time Associate Chiropodist required (posted April 19, 2022)
for 1/2 Days per week. Must be available to do a late night and or a Saturday morning
Qualifications / Required Skills
Registered and in good standing with the COCOO
Open to new graduates also
Salary: Fee % split
Contact Information
Contact: Neal Andrews.
Active Arches Foot Clinic
190 Sherway Dr #101
Etobicoke, ON M9C 5N2
(T) 416 626 3338
(E) neal.andrews@activearches.com
FULL TIME CHIROPODIST BROADVIEW SUBWAY TORONTO (Posted April 14, 2022)
Very successful clinic which was established in 1980.
Over 785 Five Star Google Reviews, which is self explanatory of our mission to our beloved patients.
We are open 7 days per week and are located less than 100 meters from the subway.
Our clinic is fully equipped consisting of 3 floors and 11 treatment rooms.
We have Ultrasound, Interferential Current, Laser and painless injections (The Wand) in each room with one Laser for nail fungus, 2 Shockwave machines and 2 Swift wart treatment machines.
Our team consists of 10 Chiropodists and 20 support staff.
Each day we have 5 Chiropodists, 2 receptionists and 4 Chiropodist assistants working daily.
We are looking for a dedicated, conscientious, hard working Chiropodist who is willing to go above and beyond.
Renumeration is 50/50 split.
Please contact Dr. John Hardy at 416-716-0976.
Chiropodist Wanted – Downtown Toronto Office (Near Queen Subway)(posted April 6, 2022)
Chiropodist Wanted – New Graduates Welcome!
For Our Downtown Toronto Office (Near Queen Subway)
The Chiropodist will provide professional patient care, including but not limited to: nail and callus care, wart treatment, treating acute and chronic wounds, custom orthotics, biomechanical and gait analysis, ingrown nails, fungal nails, laser and shockwave treatments, pain management, nail surgeries, Ony Fix Nail Bracing, health education/counselling etc.…
Requirements:
Licensed Chiropody Diploma (D.Ch.)
Friendly, Professional, Outgoing and Ideal Team Player
Excellent communication, critical thinking and interpersonal skills
Proven flexibility and adaptability in a fast-paced environment
Excellent time management, organizational and prioritization skills as relates to patient care
-demonstrated competency and professionalism; consistently demonstrates knowledge and expertise following the standards of practice expected by the College of Chiropodists of Ontario
-demonstrates strong written and communication skills; listens for clarity and meaning, and communicates in an honest manner to make sure there is mutual understanding between patient and practitioner.
Please email your Resume: hanifa@stepbystepfootcare.com
Chiropodist Wanted (posted April 4, 2022)
KW FOOT CLINIC
We are currently looking for both part and full time Chiropodist/Podiatrist. We are located in Waterloo, Ontario. It is one of the best cities to live and rise a family. It offers a world class education, both urban and country living, and it is a high-tech haven.
Our ideal candidates are hard working, able to multitask, willing to learn and practice full scope. We offer the latest equipment from lasers to shockwave, electrosurgical unit, etc. We will be offering training on all the equipment and office procedures and protocols. Reception and assistants are there to make your job of caring for patients well being a main priority.
We are encouraging new graduates, experienced practitioners and current students to apply.
Compensation will be salary or percentage of the billing.
Interested candidates may forward their resume and cover letter to: SPETRUSIC79@GMAIL.COM
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