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As part ofa multidisciplinary team in providing a quality, person centered, evidence based podiatry service to meet the needs of service users, you will be expected to undertake the following duties:  \n􀁸 To identify, treat and manage a clinical caseload of diabetes patients who are at risk of developing foot complications.  \n􀁸 To utilise effectively your clinical skills and skills in Biomechanics, gait analysis, insoles, orthotics, footwear prescription and off-loading practices.  \n􀁸 Liaise with GPs, Consultants and hospital personnel, patients, carers and others on matters relating to the management and treatment of patients with foot problems.  \n􀁸 To develop, and adhere to, local care pathways in accordance with nationally agreed clinical pathways for diabetic foot care and develop pathways for the management of at risk patients.  \n􀁸 To promote foot health and advise on self care.  \n􀁸 To promote and facilitate community healthcare staff to identify, manage, and treat appropriately at risk patients through guidance, training and support.  \n􀁸 To actively participate in the co-ordination of the planning, development and marketing of the Podiatry service in consultation with the CEO with the aim of making the service a high quality and self-financing service.  \nHSE Community Service, Drogheda (1 day per week)  \nAs a podiatrist you will work as part of an existing team to provide a community based service:  \n􀁸 To identify, treat and manage a clinical caseload of patients who are at risk of developing foot complications across all care groups (patients with Diabetes, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Peripheral Vascular Disease, Neurological complications) To utilise effectively their clinical skills and their skills in Biomechanics, gait analysis, insoles, orthotics, footwear prescription and off loading practices  \n􀁸 Liaise closely with other members of the multidisciplinary team, consultants and hospital personnel, patients, carers and others on matters relating to the management and treatment of patients with foot problems.  \n􀁸 To promote foot health and advise on self care.  \n􀁸 To facilitate community healthcare staff to identify, manage, and treat appropriately at risk patients through guidance, training and support.  \nPrincipal Responsibilities and Duties  \nProfessional / Clinical  \nYou will:  \n􀁸 ensure professional standards are maintained in accordance with “The Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists (UK) Guidelines on Minimum Standards of Clinical Practice“ for Podiatry  \n􀁸 work as part ofa team or independently to ensure effective day to day co-ordination and prioritisation of the podiatry service within the designated work / activity areas  \n􀁸 coordinate clinic appointments, organise time and ensure deadlines are met  \n􀁸 provide a comprehensive holistic patient assessment and a care process ensuring the optimum treatment for patients.  \n􀁸 interpret and analyse clinical and non clinical facts to form an accu","cbCaik0dj4byolBi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik0dj4byolBi","pdf",218492,"English","# Service\n## Purpose of the Post\n# Principal Responsibilities and Duties\n## Professional / Clinical\n## Education and Training\n## Health & Safety","[{\"question\":\"Where will the podiatrist work, and how many days per week?\",\"answer\":\"The role covers Diabetes Ireland Care Centre in Santry (4 days per week) and HSE Community Service in Drogheda (1 day per week).\"},{\"question\":\"What clinical skills and treatment approaches are required?\",\"answer\":\"The position requires effective use of biomechanics, gait analysis, insoles and orthotics, footwear prescription, and off-loading practices, along with comprehensive holistic patient assessment.\"},{\"question\":\"What responsibilities support diabetes foot prevention and care pathways?\",\"answer\":\"The podiatrist must identify and manage patients at risk, promote foot health and self care, develop and adhere to local care pathways aligned with nationally agreed diabetic foot pathways, and provide education to patients and healthcare providers.\"}]","Podiatrist Job Description - Diabetes Ireland Care Centre Santry and HSE Community Service Drogheda | PDF",1789353412]