Administrative (front desk) Medical Assistant needed for Podiatric Surgeon. 

Part time for Highland Park, IL (Hospital office) and Lincoln Park, Chicago, IL office as needed.  Approximately 25-35 hours per week.  Minimum 3 year experience required.  Must be self motivated and energetic!  Must be available half days on Saturdays. 

Fax resume to 773-871-1244 or e-mail connie@myachingfoot.com

Certified Podiatric Medical Assistant looking for full time job in the Lehigh Valley/Pocono Areas.

Able to work Monday through Friday.  I have four years experience in the back office to include assisting in a surgery center and also have front office skills.  References and resume available. Feel free to contact me by email at jlh7597@hotmail.com or phone at 570-778-9192. 

Thank you for your time and consideration.
 

Thanks,
Jennifer

Jacksonville, Florida 

We have an immediate full time position open for a back office assistant. 

Must be certified in X-Ray.  Salary plus benefits package.  Please email resume to: burns1140@comcast.net

Classified Medical Assistant
Full time position Monday –Friday for busy podiatry practice in Media, PA
Must have excellent people skills. 1 night a week required. Salary negotiable for right person.
Benefits package available fax resumes to 610 565 3773

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Did you know that you can directly get involved on a national level with ASPMA? Well the time is now to apply for the following positions:

 

 

 

These positions allow individuals to apply their skills and knowledge in improving and providing education to podiatric medical assistants through out the country.

To learn more about these positions and how to apply for them click here to follow the link.

The deadline for submittion of application and all required documents is October 1st, 2009.

Introducing: ASPMA Online Galleries

 

 

 

 

 

 

Midwest Podiatry Conference 2009

ASPMA has launched a new online Gallery section where we will posting pictures from various conferences.

Just a few days ago I was able to finally obtain my passport. As you know the ASPMA Board will be headed to The APMA Annual Scientific Meeting, which will be held in Toronto, Canada on July 30th -August 2nd, 2009.

I am very excited to attend this meeting, for it is one of the largest Podiatry conferences in the United States. This year the meeting will be held in Canda, and I will be looking forward to meet Podiatric Medical Assistants from Canada and find out what it is like to work in the field of Podiatry in their Country.

As you may know the role of a podiatric medical assistant is different from state to state here in the USA. So I am sure it will be very fascinating to see what the Canadian Podiatric Medical Assistants’ role is in a medical office.

If you are attending the meeting this is an amazing oportunity to get to interact with other assistants who are passionate about podiatry. Make sure to also visit the vendor’s hall and learn about all the products they offer.

Hope to see you all on July 30th in Toronto, Canada. For more information about this meeting visit: http://www.apma.org/Members/Events/TheNational.aspx

Best Regards,

Jesus C. Vazquez, PMAC ASPMA Director of Communications

We have a job opening in Mt Prospect Illinois for a back office assistant, to help with various duties including billing.

The position is about 32 hours a week will train the right person experience helpful. Please email footgirl64@yahoo.com if interested.

Hours for position are 8:30 to 4:30 most days one evening a week.

Metatarsalgia

“In each foot, five metatarsal bones run from your arch to your toe joints. The first metatarsal is shorter and thicker than the other four bones, which are usually similar in size. During the push-off phase when you walk, jump or run, your body weight is transferred to your toes and metatarsals. The first and second metatarsal bones take the brunt of this force.”   Read more…