An established biomechanics-focused podiatry practice in Canberra is seeking a qualified Podiatrist to join its supportive and growing clinical team.

This is an excellent prospect for a Podiatrist looking to develop your clinical skills within a structured environment, with access to modern podiatry technology, ongoing professional development and dedicated clinical and administrative support.

Key Responsibilities
Conducting podiatry and biomechanical assessments
Assessing and managing a range of foot and lower-limb conditions
Developing appropriate treatment and patient management plans
Performing biomechanical assessments and video gait analysis
Providing mobilisation and needling treatments where appropriate
Utilising shockwave therapy and 3D orthotic scanning technology
Prescribing and managing orthotics and other treatment interventions
Maintaining accurate clinical records and documentation
Providing patient education and ongoing clinical management
Participating in weekly clinical meetings and case discussions




Working collaboratively with the wider clinical and administration team

About You
A recognised qualification in Podiatry
Current registration or eligibility for registration as a Podiatrist in Australia
Strong clinical assessment and patient-care skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
An interest in biomechanics and musculoskeletal podiatry
Commitment to ongoing career development and evidence-based practice
Ability to work effectively both independently and within a team

What's on Offer
$100K - $110K base salary + attractive performance-based bonus
Visa sponsorship and relocation support available for eligible candidates
Structured mentoring, weekly clinical meetings and an annual professional development budget
Hands-on training in biomechanics, video gait analysis, shockwave therapy, 3D orthotic scanning, mobilisation and needling.
Supportive, collaborative team focused on skilled and clinical development
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