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7th April 2012, 02:39 PM

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I've searched these forums and student doctor network, didn't find anything (or anything that was too useful alas.)

So here it is: a soon to be graduate that will sit out the year. What opportunities exist without residency? starting a family and will apply next year. any suggestions? where to look for jobs?

Thanks for the help

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9th April 2012, 10:22 AM

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Re: Podiatry without residency

Hi

Why sit out a year? If you are female and pregnant I can understand.

The problem is that you will not be licensed for independent practice, so, you will need to look for an ancillary podiatry position. I would search out larger multi-podiatric clinics where you could work under someone's supervision.

Good luck

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