Diabetes Podiatrist

• Salary from a minimum of €3,463.00 to a maximum of €4,914.00 gross per month based on a full-time contract of 36 hours per week (FWG 50)
• A one-year contract for 8 hours per week with a view to permanent employment
• 8.33% end-of-year bonus and 8.33% holiday allowance
• 144 vacation hours and 57 PLB hours per year, with a full-time contract of 36 hours per week. PLB hours can be used, among other things, as extra vacation hours
• Travel allowance of at least €0.21 per kilometer or 100% public transport allowance (NS-business card)
• Possibilities to 'exchange' part of your gross salary for, for example, additional net travel allowance or the purchase of a new (electric) bicycle

Read all about our employment conditions in the CAO Ziekenhuizen.

As a (diabetes) podiatrist, you make an important contribution to the care of patients with severe foot problems. You work within a multidisciplinary team in which various specialties collaborate to provide patients with the best possible care.

You.....

Will you also contribute to further developments and quality improvement of diabetic foot care within Tergooi MC? Then we would love to meet you!

Are you also willing to continuously develop within the field? Then we are looking for you!

Enjoy the green environment and our beautiful new hospital. Book a chair massage, enjoy a delicious fresh breakfast, lunch, or dinner, or follow a mindfulness workshop.

With us, you get the space to be yourself, to further develop, and to learn. For example, through career consultations, education, and training. There is room to share your ideas. Your colleagues ensure that you feel at home quickly. We like to take care of you, while you make healthcare better.

• examine, treat, and guide patients with diabetic foot problems
• perform wound and foot treatments
• draw up treatment plans and advise patients on recovery, prevention, and self-care
• work closely with internists, diabetes nurses, Physician assistants in vascular surgery, vascular surgeons, wound nurses, rehabilitation physicians, shoemakers, and other involved healthcare professionals
• Maintain contacts with general practitioners and primary care podiatry practices