Chiropodist Job Descriptions

As a chiropodist or podiatrist, who diagnosed and treated a wide range of problems in the foot and leg. You could see a wide range of patients, athletes with sports injuries to older people with arthritis or ulcers, and pregnant women with problems caused by weight gain. Your daily work may include: • Discuss treatment options with patients · Advise patients to foot care · Use of equipment such as scalpels, chemicals, and sometimes local anesthetics carry out treatment Interview Q & A A To Z Cover Letters Cool Personal Profiles A to Z CV Templates   • Provide long-term care for people at high risk of foot injury or disability, such as people with diabetes · Carry out minor surgery such as removing bunions (with advanced training) · Children detection of foot problems · The diagnosis and treatment of sports injuries · Educating the public about the importance of healthy feet - talking to individual patients and giving talks to groups · Provide information and advice to share with other health professionals such as orthopedic specialists, doctors and paramedics.