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I know it is like super far but we need to be lock and loaded, what should the topic be?

I was thinking "Invention that changed the medical history"

^^^ That seems like a rlly good idea -Sara

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Due: August 4
Present: August 6

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Luke - lucmtran1520@gmail.com
Maya - mayabehura@gmail.com
Hai - nguyenhai@nclack.org
Sara - tygrysheart78@gmail.com
Noreen - noreen.i.majeed@gmail.com
Simran - rsk120328@gmail.com

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https://rcpod.org.uk/become-a-podiatrist/career-opportunities-and-scope

https://www.webmd.com/diabetes/podiatrist-facts#:~:text=Podiatrists%20are%20medical%20specialists%20who,or%20doctor%20of%20podiatric%20medicine.

https://www.mdbonefootankledocs.com/2020/06/19/what-can-a-podiatrist-treat/

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As a qualified Podiatrist the following are all possible:

NHS employee working as a hospital or community clinician or in a management role

Business owner running a private practice

Medical sales representative

Lecturer or researcher working in a university

Self employed locum working in private practices and private hospitals

Clinician working overseas

Representative or technician working with one of the associated trade organisations

NHS Consultant Podiatrist

Specialist practitioner working in podiatric surgery

Many practitioners work in a combination of these different roles to give them greater job satisfaction and flexible working hours to suit their home life!

Another great benefit of being a Podiatrist is that many of the roles provide very clear career progression. For example the following shows the structure of NHS Podiatry and a potential career path. This structure is also used in a number of other clinical working environments.

Entry level Podiatrist (band 5)

Specialist Podiatrist (band 6)

Team leader, Advanced Podiatrist (band 7)

Podiatric Surgeon or Specialist Registrar in Podiatric Surgery (band 8a–8d)

Consultant Podiatric Surgeon (band 9)

Consultant Podiatrist (band 8b-8d)

Podiatry Manager or AHP lead (band 8b-8d)

How much can I earn once I am qualified?

Putting a number to it is not that easy but here are a few examples.

Working in the NHS

Podiatrist (band 5) £25,655 to £31,534

Specialist podiatrist (band 6) £32,306 to £39,027

Team leader, Advanced podiatrist (band 7) £40,057 to £45,839

Specialist Registrar in Podiatric Surgery or Consultant Podiatrist in Podiatric Medicine (band 8 a – d) £47,126 to £90,387

Consultant Podiatric Surgeon (band 9) £93,735 to £108,075

Working in Private Practice

Working in a private practice you can earn around £20,000 – £50,000 per annum

Owning a successful single chair private practice you can earn around £50,0000 – £250,000

Owning a successful multi-chair private practice you can earn around £100,000 – £500,000

Owning a successful multi-site private practice you can earn around £150,000 – £1,000,000+

Scope of Podiatry

There's a lot more to Podiatry than many people realise. Most Podiatrists start their professional life working in general clinics. As their career progresses and their clinical skills develop, many identify areas of practice that really interest them and so they steer their career in that direction.

Maybe one of these areas of clinical practice would interest you:

Diabetes

Wound care

Paediatric biomechanics

Sports injuries

Rheumatology

Orthotic manufacture

Nail surgery

Rehabilitation

Biomechanics

Gait and pressure analysis

Working Overseas

A degree in Podiatry can be a ticket to some great adventure all round the world any many Podiatrist spend some of their working career overseas. While there are some limitations on the transferability of your qualifications to various countries there are still plenty of opportunities for you to use your Podiatry degree to work overseas

The benefit of an honours degree in podiatry means you are able to work in both the NHS and Private setting. Having exposure to the vast array of clinical conditions affecting a person’s feet can lead you in many different areas of practice. Options include sports podiatry, surgery, dermatology, paediatrics and now forensics along with staying in education and teaching settings. Being able to specialise but also maintain a broad clinical practice enables you to keep your options wide open.

Podiatry In Practice

The huge variety of conditions that a podiatrist treats lends itself to a broad clinical experience in practice. The option to specialise & develop your practice in one area means that you can focus your work should this be something you wish to embark on.

Private Practice

Practice Surgery

Nail Surgery

Podiatric Clinic

Diabetes

Muscloskeletal

Education

Forensics

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There are a number of areas of practice you can specialise in when you qualify as a podiatrist.

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1 - Podiatry
2 - ENT
3 - Cardiology (Hai's out)
4 - Neurology (Hai's out)
5 - Research Project
6, 7 - Project Presentation
8 - Psychiatry
9 - Dentistry
10 - Medical research
11 - TBD
12 - TBD

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