Band 6 Locum Podiatrist - South Wales

Band 6 Locum Podiatrist - South Wales

Job Title: Locum Podiatrist – Community Wound Care Banding: Band 6 Location: South Wales Start Date: ASAP Duration: Ongoing Hourly Rate: £33-35 per hour (based on experience) Working Hours: 3 days per week (22.5 hours)

Job Overview Pulse is currently seeking an experienced Band 6 Podiatrist to join a community podiatry service across multiple sites in South Wales. This role focuses on delivering high-quality podiatric care, with an emphasis on wound care and routine treatments for a diverse patient population. The successful candidate will work across multiple community hospital locations, providing both clinic-based care and supporting patients with ongoing podiatric needs.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver podiatry treatments including routine care and wound management.
• Assess and manage patients with a range of podiatric conditions.
• Provide ongoing care and follow-up treatment plans.
• Work across multiple community sites as required.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation and comply with service standards.

Qualifications and Experience

• HCPC registered Podiatrist.

• Experience working at Band 6 level or equivalent.

• Strong experience in wound care and routine podiatry.

• Ability to work independently and across multiple locations.

• Excellent communication and organisational skills.

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