Podiatrist

As a Podiatrist, you will be responsible for carrying out the following responsibilities:

• Prescription of medications.
• Orthopedics.
• Cryotherapy.
• Specialized dressing.
• Exercise therapies.
• Assess, diagnose, and treat abnormalities and diseases related to the foot and lower limb in people of all ages.
• Provide treatment for high-risk patient groups such as the elderly and those with an increased risk of amputation.
• Give advice and make referrals as appropriate.
• Use therapeutic and surgical techniques to treat foot and lower leg issues (e.g. carrying out nail and soft tissue surgery using local anesthetic).
• Prescribe, produce, and fit orthotics and other aids and appliances.
• Understand the mechanics of the body in order to preserve, restore, and develop movement.
• Work with people in sports to address sports-related injuries to the legs and feet.
• Use a range of equipment including surgical instruments, dressings, treatment tables, orthotic (inner sole) material, lasers, grinders, shaping equipment, X-ray, and video gait-analysis equipment (which allows for analysis of patients walking or running problems).

• Graduate from an approved College or University in Podiatry.
• Current license in the country of origin with MOH license to practice in Sharjah, U.A.E.
• Demonstrated commitment to quality outcomes and ability to consult with staff regarding continuous improvement.
• Sound computer skills including knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.

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