Regional Podiatrist

Location: Flinders and Upper North Local Health Network – Whyalla / Port Augusta Designation: AHP1/2 Podiatrist – Full/Part Time – Ongoing / Temporary Base Salary: $71,217 – $106,330 p.a Benefits: Free accommodation (short-term, terms apply); Superannuation, leave loading, salary packaging. Join our Allied Health team and use your podiatry expertise to deliver high-quality, community-focused care that makes a lasting difference in people's lives The Flinders and Upper North region offers a relaxed lifestyle, breathtaking views, and friendly, diverse communities. With a short commute to work, you’ll have more time to spend with family, friends, and explore local attractions. Public and private schooling, including tertiary education, makes it an ideal place to raise a family. You will become part of a supportive and welcoming team with opportunities to work in a variety of settings across both discipline-specific and multi-disciplinary teams. Continuing education and development opportunities are available to help you grow professionally while improving community health outcomes and wellbeing. About the Service Allied and Community Health Service : Multi‑disciplinary teams working across Port Augusta and Whyalla, with outreach clinics in Roxby Downs, Quorn, Hawker, Maree and Leigh Creek. Services include centre-based, in‑home and community-based care for people of all ages. Orthotic and Prosthetics (O&P) : Provides personalized support for custom braces or artificial limbs. The only O&P service outside the metropolitan area, offering services in Port Augusta, Port Lincoln and Port Pirie. Supports NDIS clients and partners with podiatrists for high-risk feet. Relocation & Accommodation Assistance Financial assistance for relocation may be available to eligible appointments prior to 31 December 2026. Further details can be found here. Support and Training Supervision – as per the Regional LHN Allied Health Supervision Framework. Access to professional development funding. Transition to Professional Practice Program for AHPs (AHP1). Scholarships for a Certificate of Rural General Practice / Graduate Diploma via the Allied Health Rural Generalist Pathway. Contextual Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Training and access to Aboriginal Liaison Officers and Aboriginal Health Practitioners. Links with Rural Support Service (RSS) for professional support and clinical governance. About the Role As a AHP1Podiatrist , you will work under the guidance of an experienced podiatrist, delivering preventative, early intervention and therapeutic podiatry services. You will collaborate within a multidisciplinary team to address community health needs, building clinical expertise. As a AHP2 Podiatrist , you will apply your clinical experience to independently plan, deliver and evaluate comprehensive podiatry services. Working with reduced supervision, you may also supervise and support junior podiatrists, allied health assistants and students. Your work will span prevention, intervention and rehabilitation to achieve optimal outcomes for individuals and the broader community. Qualifications – About You Must hold a recognised qualification within a relevant Allied Health profession and be eligible for practising membership of the relevant Professional Association. Responsibilities – AHP1 Provide a broad range of clinical services, adopting and applying established methods, procedures and standards. Exercise professional judgment within prescribed areas, with support from a Clinical Senior to verify methods and results. Deliver straightforward clinical services, including one‑on‑one, group and health promotion activities. Manage and prioritise personal workload. Responsibilities – AHP2 Apply professional expertise, develop generalist/specialist knowledge, and provide services requiring increasingly complex practice skills. Exercise professional judgment in selecting and adapting established methods, procedures and techniques. Provide a broad range of clinical and consultative services across various settings, including one‑on‑one, group and health promotion activities. Manage and prioritise personal workload and support others in workload management, including team resource allocation. Immunisation Risk Category A (direct contact with blood or body substances). Appointment subject to a satisfactory Criminal History Check and immunisation compliance as indicated in the role description. SA Health Services must implement the Occupational assessment, screening and vaccination policy in the workplace. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are encouraged to apply. Job Ref: Contact Tess Badenoch – Regional Team Leader (Clinical Services), , ***************@sa.gov.au Application Closing Date Thursday 25th December 2025 – 11.55 PM Equal Opportunity Statement We are committed to providing a diverse and inclusive workplace and encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply. #J-18808-Ljbffr