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Podiatrist Jobs in Australia
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Podiatrist Jobs in Australia

Register your availability as a podiatrist in Australia with Carevo. We present your profile to NDIS and aged care providers in our network so they can contact you directly.

Roles available Australia-wide

Get work near you

  • Tell us your availability and credentials
  • Get found by providers hiring across Australia
  • Providers reach out to you directly
  • Free for workers, no agency fees

Two minutes. Providers reach out to you.

How it works

Carevo is not a job board with fixed listings. You register once, and providers come to you.

1

Register your availability

Tell us your role, availability and credentials. Two minutes, no CV needed.

2

We present you to the network

Carevo puts your profile in front of NDIS and aged care providers hiring across Australia.

3

Providers reach out to you

Providers contact you directly. You choose which conversations to take.

The provider network you would join

Register once and you are visible to the providers hiring across Australia.

26,738

NDIS and aged care providers in the Carevo network

2,413

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Trusted providers in the Carevo network

Some of the podiatrist-relevant providers across Australia, ranked by Carevo trust score. Register your availability and providers like these can reach out to you.

What the role involves

Podiatrists working within Carevo’s network provide foot and lower limb care to NDIS participants and aged care recipients in their homes and residential facilities across Australia and nearby areas. Rather than seeing clients in a clinic, you travel to them, which means you are assessing and treating people in their actual living environment.

Day to day, this includes general nail care, skin treatments, wound assessment and management, biomechanical assessments, orthotic prescription and fitting, and education on foot health and self-monitoring. Diabetic foot management is a significant part of the work, particularly in aged care settings, where early detection of complications can prevent serious outcomes.

You will also write clinical notes and contribute to NDIS or aged care documentation. If a client’s foot health intersects with other health concerns, you may communicate with their GP or other treating practitioners.

Who you would support

Your clients will typically be older Australians receiving services through a Home Care Package or Commonwealth Home Support Programme, and NDIS participants who have listed podiatry as a funded support. People with diabetes, peripheral vascular disease, neuropathy, or physical disability often have significant podiatric needs that are best addressed through regular, accessible care.

Many of the people you see in Australia will not have easy access to clinic-based podiatry, so mobile service delivery makes a genuine difference to their health outcomes.

How Carevo works

Carevo is not a job board listing specific open positions. It is a curated availability directory for health and care professionals.

You create a profile on Carevo, detailing your qualifications, clinical specialisations, availability, and the areas around Australia where you are willing to travel. Carevo then shares your profile with NDIS providers, aged care operators, and support coordinators in our network who are looking for podiatry services.

When a provider sees your profile and wants to engage you, they reach out directly. You decide whether the arrangement suits you before committing to anything. There is no lengthy application process for each individual role. Register once, and let providers find you.

Pay and working arrangements

Pay and contracting arrangements vary depending on your experience, whether you operate as a sole trader or through an employment arrangement with a provider, and the specific clients involved. Carevo does not set rates. Those conversations happen directly between you and the provider who contacts you.

Required qualifications

The experience and qualities providers in the Carevo network look for in a podiatrist.

Bachelor or Master's degree in Podiatry from an accredited Australian institution
Current AHPRA registration as a Podiatrist
Experience in general foot care, nail pathology, and biomechanical assessment
Competence in diabetic foot management and wound care
Ability to work independently in home and community settings
Reliable vehicle and current driver's licence for mobile service delivery
Experience with NDIS participants or aged care recipients (preferred)
Professional Indemnity Insurance (or willingness to obtain)

Checks and credentials

What you need to start podiatrist work, with indicative cost and timing. You can register your availability with Carevo before every check is finalised.

Annual registration around $130 to $160 · Renewed annually, must remain current

Varies by state, around $110 to $160 · Valid 5 years, 4 to 8 weeks to process

Varies, around $50 to $80 · Valid 3 years (renewed by employers), often issued within days

Free · Online, around 90 minutes

Bachelor of Podiatry / Podiatric MedicineRequired

University degree, varies (Commonwealth supported places available) · Typically 4 years full-time

Around $90 to $160 · 1-day course, valid 3 years (refresh CPR every 12 months)

Professional indemnity insuranceRequired

Around $100 to $500 per year (often via employer or association) · Renewed annually

What podiatrist pay looks like

Podiatrists are degree-qualified; the Health Professionals and Support Services Award sets the minimum but most are paid above award on individual agreements, so these figures are indicative market ranges rather than fixed award rates.

Weekday$40 to $62 an hour
Saturday$60 to $93 an hour
Sunday$70 to $109 an hour
Public holiday$80 to $124 an hour

Casual employees receive a 25% loading on award minimum rates; most allied health professionals work weekdays and are paid an annual above-award salary rather than hourly penalty rates.

Indicative hourly rates based on the Health Professionals and Support Services Award (MA000027), reviewed July 2025. Modern award rates are national and do not vary by state. Pay is set by each provider and can be higher under an enterprise agreement. General information only, not financial advice.

How getting care work compares

Most care workers find work by searching a job board or signing on with an agency. Carevo works differently: you register your availability once, and providers in the network reach out to you. The work comes to you instead of you chasing it.

Job board Care agency Carevo
How you get work Search listings and apply to each one The agency offers you shifts as they arise Register once; providers contact you
Who sets the arrangement The provider you apply to The agency, usually as a casual employee You and the provider, agreed directly
Ongoing effort Keep searching and applying as listings expire Stay available for shift offers Keep your profile and availability current
Choice over work You choose what to apply for You can decline the shifts the agency offers You choose which providers to take up
Cost to you Free Free Free
Main trade-off Time spent searching; listings can be out of date Less say over which provider or client you get Depends on providers near you reaching out

Frequently asked questions

Does Carevo have podiatrist jobs I can apply for?

Carevo is not a traditional job board. Instead of applying for fixed listings, you register your availability and credentials once. We present your profile to NDIS and aged care providers hiring podiatrists, and they contact you directly about work that suits you.

Does it cost anything to register?

No. Registering your availability with Carevo is free for workers. There are no agency fees and no charge to be presented to providers in our network.

What do I need to start podiatrist work?

Most podiatrist roles need a current Police Check and an NDIS Worker Screening Check, plus any role-specific qualifications. You can register your interest before every check is finalised and let providers know what is still in progress.

How soon will providers contact me?

It depends on demand in your area and on your availability and credentials. Providers in the Carevo network review registered workers regularly and reach out directly when your profile matches what they need.

Do I have to accept work that is offered?

No. You choose which providers to talk to and which work to take on. Registering simply makes you visible to providers hiring near you.

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