Pacific Podiatry Group

11/14/2025

02/18/2025

Diabetes-related foot complications disproportionately affect Black communities, but early detection and care can change lives. This Black History Month, we celebrate progress, honor contributions, and recommit to equitable care. Help spread awareness about the importance of routine checkups with a podiatrist and learn more about diabetes-related foot health: www.apma.org/diabetes

01/23/2025

Excessive foot sweating, or hyperhidrosis, might seem minor but can lead to infections if not treated. Don't hesitate to seek help from a podiatrist! Learn more: www.apma.org/sweatyfeet

01/09/2025

On your feet all day? 🧍The right shoes can make all the difference! APMA member Saylee Tulpule, DPM, provides expert insights on supportive footwear options for standing all day! Check out her tips and top shoe recommendations in Women's Health magazine. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/40pMAmh

12/04/2024

There are multiple skin cancers that can affect the feet. They may result from viruses, chemical exposure, chronic inflammation, or hereditary factors. Don't ignore any signs of skin changes. Consult with a podiatrist. www.apma.org/skincancersofthefeet

11/26/2024

Footwear matters. People with diabetes should never go barefoot, even at home. Walking barefoot can lead to cuts and puncture wounds that can lead to serious complications for a person with diabetes. www.apma.org/diabetes

11/19/2024

When selecting shoes for diabetes, choose sturdy options that don’t fold in half and have a firm heel counter. Look for removable insoles and appropriate footwear for your activities (no hiking in flip flops!).

Check out great options with the APMA Seal of Acceptance to keep your feet happy and healthy! www.apma.org/seal 👟

11/14/2024

Wounds can’t wait. If you have diabetes and suffer a foot or ankle injury, act fast and seek medical care—even if it doesn’t seem like a big deal. Check in with your podiatrist and keep complications at bay! www.apma.org/diabetes

11/05/2024

We are Hiring!

Medical Assistant - Podiatry
Our busy podiatric medical practice is seeking an energetic, self-motivated Medical Assistant with a positive, professional manner to become part of our close-knit team. This is a full time position and applicants must have reliable transportation and be able to travel to Tacoma one day a week ,Gig Harbor one and a half days a week and Puyallup two and a half days a week. Tacoma Narrows Bridge Tolls will be paid by Pacific Podiatry Group.

We offer the advantages of a small, private practice with four physicians and a cohesive, helpful staff. We have four distinct offices, located in Tacoma, Puyallup, Gig Harbor and Spanaway.

Duties include rooming patients, taking medical histories, inputting information into the EMR, taking x-rays - both traditional and digital - and dispensing medical equipment such as boots and splints. The assistant will be paired with one provider and is responsible for providing excellent patient care while maintaining a smooth work flow throughout the day. Applicants must have strong people skills and be able to work well with patients of all ages as well as fellow staff members.

Podiatry experience is a plus, but training will be provided. New graduates strongly encouraged to apply!

Benefits include paid holidays, PTO, vacation, bonuses, health insurance and a retirement plan with matching employer contributions.

Job Type: Full-time, 35 hours per week.

Pay: $22-$24

To apply, send resume to dknutson@pacpodgroup.com

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10/29/2024

DYK? When doctors of podiatric medicine provide medical and surgical care for patients with diabetes, those patients have fewer hospitalizations and amputations. Research shows foot and ankle care by podiatrists for people with diabetes saves the health-care system billions of dollars. More importantly, it saves feet, limbs, and lives.

10/21/2024

Not all foot issues cause pain. Conditions like fungal infections may not hurt, but can indicate a serious problem. If something looks off, get your feet checked by a podiatrist! www.apma.org/toenailfungus

10/17/2024

Blisters on your heel could be a warning sign of Haglund's Deformity, also called the "pump bump." To alleviate symptoms, limit high heels and avoid shoes with stiff backs. Learn more: www.apma.org/haglunds