The Bank Podiatrist will provide assessment, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of foot and lower-limb conditions across community services in Brent. Requirements typically include a recognised podiatry degree or equivalent qualification, registration with the Health and Care Professions Council, relevant clinical experience, and professional indemnity cover. The successful candidate should demonstrate sound clinical judgement, good communication skills and the ability to work independently or as part of a multidisciplinary team. Responsibilities may include treating high-risk feet, supporting patients with diabetes and vascular conditions, maintaining accurate clinical records, following safeguarding and infection-control procedures, and contributing to safe, patient-centred care. Flexibility is expected because this is a bank role, with shifts offered according to service demand.
Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust (CLCH) is one of the largest community healthcare providers in the United Kingdom. It delivers NHS services across London, including community nursing, rehabilitation, health visiting, sexual health, specialist clinical services and outpatient care. The Trust serves diverse populations in locations such as Brent and works closely with hospitals, GPs, local authorities and social-care organisations. Its services are designed to help people remain healthy and independent at home or in community settings, while reducing pressure on acute hospitals. CLCH employs a broad range of clinical and support professionals and promotes multidisciplinary working, safeguarding, equality and patient-centred care. Bank staff provide flexible cover across services and are expected to meet the Trust’s standards for clinical safety, professionalism, confidentiality and respectful care.
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