Jobs at ALLEVIO CARE, LLC

Diagnose and treat foot, ankle, and lower-extremity conditions through examinations, diagnostics, individualized treatment plans, in-office procedures, and surgery. Prescribe medications, orthotics, and physical therapy; educate patients; maintain accurate EMR records; and coordinate care with medical assistants, surgeons, and referring providers. The role requires a DPM, state licensure, podiatric surgery training, and board certification or eligibility.

Provides comprehensive podiatric care, including examinations, diagnostic assessments, treatment planning, in-office procedures, surgical interventions, medication and orthotic prescriptions, patient education, medical record maintenance, and care coordination. The role requires a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree, state licensure, completion of podiatric surgery residency, and board certification or eligibility.

Provides comprehensive podiatric care, including examinations, diagnosis, treatment planning, in-office procedures, surgical interventions, medication and orthotic prescribing, patient education, medical-record maintenance, and care coordination. The role requires managing a full patient panel in a busy practice and collaborating with medical assistants, surgeons, and referring providers.

Provides comprehensive podiatric care, including examinations, diagnostic assessments, treatment planning, in-office procedures, surgeries, prescriptions, orthotics, patient education, medical documentation in EMR, and care coordination with healthcare providers. The role requires managing a full patient panel in a busy practice with a steady surgical caseload.

Provides comprehensive podiatric care, including examinations, diagnostic assessments, treatment planning, in-office procedures, and surgery. Prescribes medications, orthotics, and physical therapy; educates patients on preventative care and recovery; maintains accurate EMR records; and coordinates care with medical assistants, surgeons, and referring providers.

Provides comprehensive podiatric care, including examinations, diagnosis, treatment planning, in-office procedures, surgery, medication and orthotic prescriptions, patient education, medical documentation, and care coordination. The role requires managing a full patient panel in a busy practice while delivering clinical and surgical services for foot, ankle, and lower-extremity conditions.

Part-time Facility Scribe supporting healthcare providers during patient examinations by documenting detailed notes, confirming patient information, collecting consents and insurance details, and managing confidential medical records. The role requires professionalism, empathy toward elderly patients, strong communication and organization, multitasking ability, computer proficiency, HIPAA confidentiality, collaboration, adaptability, and initiative in a fast-paced healthcare environment.