Podiatrist
$130,000 - $300,000 yearly
- Northeast Foot and Ankle
- Nashua, NH, United States
- Jan 21, 2026
Job Description
*Join Our Growing Team at NFA!*
At Northeast Foot and Ankle (www.northeastfoot.com), we take pride in being the region’s most comprehensive, efficient, and innovative foot and ankle clinic. We are hiring a motivated doctor with similar values to join our team in providing the best podiatric care in New Hampshire.
Working at NFA offers significant advantages over working for a hospital. Our doctors do not perform hospital rounds or take calls for the hospital. Since they only take call for their surgery patients, the need to treat patients in person during off-hours is (almost) never necessary. Because our doctors control the systems, protocols, and schedule, they have their notes completed daily and leave the office consistently by 5:15 pm and have weekends to spend with family and friends.
Another essential advantage to working at NFA versus other (not all) private podiatry practices is our focus and interest in the success of the doctor who joins our practice. This is a responsibility that we take very seriously. We understand the investment, effort, (and risk) you are making by moving to New Hampshire to build your career and will work shoulder to shoulder with you to make this one of the best decisions in your career. It’s a win/win for all of us.
At NFA, there is the opportunity to influence the practice by introducing new treatment modalities, taking on specific surgical cases and growing the practice. The growth opportunities are great and rapid at NFA. Finally, not to be underemphasized, you will work directly with the highly experienced podiatrists at NFA; they will mentor you as a clinical practitioner, imparting what they’ve learned to develop highly successful practices over many years.
*Position Overview*
We are seeking a Board Certified or Qualified Podiatrist (DPM) to join our team of leaders. Successful candidates must have a desire for patient care, the ability to connect with patients, be devoted to fostering teamwork within all ranks of the staff, and be committed to learning, following, and improving the established systems and ultimately growing the practice.
*Qualifications*
* Board Certified or Qualified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine or American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery
* Must obtain and maintain a medical license in the State of New Hampshire
* Excellent written, verbal, interpersonal, and organizational skills
* Excellent doctor/patient communication skills
*Responsibilities*
* The ideal candidate will work collaboratively with our current Podiatrists to provide quality, comprehensive podiatric care.
* The ideal candidate will also possess an interest in further developing a collaborative, multi-disciplinary approach to podiatric care.
*Why Start a Career in New Hampshire?*
We might be biased, but here are a few reasons New Hampshire is a great place to live, work, and play.
1. Lakes and beaches. If you like going to the beach, New Hampshire has 18 miles of coastline with beaches that offer a different experience for everyone. You can lay back with your toes in the sand in Rye or head over to Hampton for the boardwalk and summer fireworks displays. If you’re more of a lake person, New Hampshire has *over 800* lakes and ponds and approximately 19,000 miles of rivers and streams. Plenty of places to go for fishing, water sports, and more.
2. The mountains. Do you enjoy hiking, camping, and spending time outdoors? New Hampshire is the best for hiking in New England, by far. With 48 mountains, peaks higher than 4,000 feet, access to the Appalachian Trail, and more, there’s something for everyone who enjoys staying active outdoors through the seasons. Mount Washington, the tallest mountain in the Northeast, is located in New Hampshire—this is a must see by foot, train, or car.
3. The seasons (especially autumn). Autumn in New Hampshire is beautiful. All across the state, from north to south, the leaves change at varying rates, from green to red, yellow, and orange. People from all over travel to New Hampshire just for views of the colorful, vibrant landscape. Oh, and try some of the fresh maple syrup.
4. Winter sports (skiing, skating, snowboarding, snowmobiling, etc.). Skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, and tubing! We have plenty of mountains, trails, and bodies of water you can visit for winter sports. Wherever you are located in the state, it’s only a short drive to the destination of your choice.
5. New Hampshire offers excellent public and private schools and the public schools have one of the best student to teacher ratios in the country!
6. *No sales or income tax!* New Hampshire has opted out of sales tax and income tax is limited only to interest and dividends.
7. Close proximity to Boston, Massachusetts and Portland, Maine. New Hampshire is conveniently located between Massachusetts, Maine, and Vermont so you can visit neighboring states in just a short drive. You can be to Boston and Portland in less than an hour from our offices.
8. Low crime rate. New Hampshire is consistently ranked by many source including the FBI as being one of the safest states (often 1st or 2nd) in the country!
9. History. If you like history, New Hampshire is filled with it. There are old historic sites, museums, and railways throughout the state that should not be missed. Strawberry Banke Museum in Portsmouth has buildings/houses from the city’s first settlement. The American Independence Museum in Exeter offers artifacts dating back to the 1700s. The Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse in New Castle is a one of many lighthouses and was built in the 1870s—go for sunrise or sunset for breathtaking views. Further north you can take a ride on the Mount Washington Cog Railway, one of the most historic sites in the state, which started operating in the 1860s. The list goes on!
*Now that you know a little more about NFA and New Hampshire, apply now and let’s discuss this great opportunity in person!*
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $130,000.00 - $300,000.00 per year
Benefits:
* 401(k)
* 401(k) matching
* Employee discount
* Health insurance
* Paid time off
* Professional development assistance
* Relocation assistance
Application Question(s):
* Are you willing to put aside what you know and have learned about clinical practice and learn the NFA way?
License/Certification:
* Are you willing to work in more than one office? (Required)
* Medical License (in any State) (Required)
Work Location: In person
At Northeast Foot and Ankle (www.northeastfoot.com), we take pride in being the region’s most comprehensive, efficient, and innovative foot and ankle clinic. We are hiring a motivated doctor with similar values to join our team in providing the best podiatric care in New Hampshire.
Working at NFA offers significant advantages over working for a hospital. Our doctors do not perform hospital rounds or take calls for the hospital. Since they only take call for their surgery patients, the need to treat patients in person during off-hours is (almost) never necessary. Because our doctors control the systems, protocols, and schedule, they have their notes completed daily and leave the office consistently by 5:15 pm and have weekends to spend with family and friends.
Another essential advantage to working at NFA versus other (not all) private podiatry practices is our focus and interest in the success of the doctor who joins our practice. This is a responsibility that we take very seriously. We understand the investment, effort, (and risk) you are making by moving to New Hampshire to build your career and will work shoulder to shoulder with you to make this one of the best decisions in your career. It’s a win/win for all of us.
At NFA, there is the opportunity to influence the practice by introducing new treatment modalities, taking on specific surgical cases and growing the practice. The growth opportunities are great and rapid at NFA. Finally, not to be underemphasized, you will work directly with the highly experienced podiatrists at NFA; they will mentor you as a clinical practitioner, imparting what they’ve learned to develop highly successful practices over many years.
*Position Overview*
We are seeking a Board Certified or Qualified Podiatrist (DPM) to join our team of leaders. Successful candidates must have a desire for patient care, the ability to connect with patients, be devoted to fostering teamwork within all ranks of the staff, and be committed to learning, following, and improving the established systems and ultimately growing the practice.
*Qualifications*
* Board Certified or Qualified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine or American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery
* Must obtain and maintain a medical license in the State of New Hampshire
* Excellent written, verbal, interpersonal, and organizational skills
* Excellent doctor/patient communication skills
*Responsibilities*
* The ideal candidate will work collaboratively with our current Podiatrists to provide quality, comprehensive podiatric care.
* The ideal candidate will also possess an interest in further developing a collaborative, multi-disciplinary approach to podiatric care.
*Why Start a Career in New Hampshire?*
We might be biased, but here are a few reasons New Hampshire is a great place to live, work, and play.
1. Lakes and beaches. If you like going to the beach, New Hampshire has 18 miles of coastline with beaches that offer a different experience for everyone. You can lay back with your toes in the sand in Rye or head over to Hampton for the boardwalk and summer fireworks displays. If you’re more of a lake person, New Hampshire has *over 800* lakes and ponds and approximately 19,000 miles of rivers and streams. Plenty of places to go for fishing, water sports, and more.
2. The mountains. Do you enjoy hiking, camping, and spending time outdoors? New Hampshire is the best for hiking in New England, by far. With 48 mountains, peaks higher than 4,000 feet, access to the Appalachian Trail, and more, there’s something for everyone who enjoys staying active outdoors through the seasons. Mount Washington, the tallest mountain in the Northeast, is located in New Hampshire—this is a must see by foot, train, or car.
3. The seasons (especially autumn). Autumn in New Hampshire is beautiful. All across the state, from north to south, the leaves change at varying rates, from green to red, yellow, and orange. People from all over travel to New Hampshire just for views of the colorful, vibrant landscape. Oh, and try some of the fresh maple syrup.
4. Winter sports (skiing, skating, snowboarding, snowmobiling, etc.). Skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, and tubing! We have plenty of mountains, trails, and bodies of water you can visit for winter sports. Wherever you are located in the state, it’s only a short drive to the destination of your choice.
5. New Hampshire offers excellent public and private schools and the public schools have one of the best student to teacher ratios in the country!
6. *No sales or income tax!* New Hampshire has opted out of sales tax and income tax is limited only to interest and dividends.
7. Close proximity to Boston, Massachusetts and Portland, Maine. New Hampshire is conveniently located between Massachusetts, Maine, and Vermont so you can visit neighboring states in just a short drive. You can be to Boston and Portland in less than an hour from our offices.
8. Low crime rate. New Hampshire is consistently ranked by many source including the FBI as being one of the safest states (often 1st or 2nd) in the country!
9. History. If you like history, New Hampshire is filled with it. There are old historic sites, museums, and railways throughout the state that should not be missed. Strawberry Banke Museum in Portsmouth has buildings/houses from the city’s first settlement. The American Independence Museum in Exeter offers artifacts dating back to the 1700s. The Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse in New Castle is a one of many lighthouses and was built in the 1870s—go for sunrise or sunset for breathtaking views. Further north you can take a ride on the Mount Washington Cog Railway, one of the most historic sites in the state, which started operating in the 1860s. The list goes on!
*Now that you know a little more about NFA and New Hampshire, apply now and let’s discuss this great opportunity in person!*
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $130,000.00 - $300,000.00 per year
Benefits:
* 401(k)
* 401(k) matching
* Employee discount
* Health insurance
* Paid time off
* Professional development assistance
* Relocation assistance
Application Question(s):
* Are you willing to put aside what you know and have learned about clinical practice and learn the NFA way?
License/Certification:
* Are you willing to work in more than one office? (Required)
* Medical License (in any State) (Required)
Work Location: In person
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