What are the responsibilities of a mobile chiropodist

A mobile chiropodist diagnoses and treats foot issues, provides nail and skin care, manages pain, and offers advice, all in the patient’s home.

Chiropodist Jobs in Toronto – Deliver Care Where It’s Needed Most

Are you a skilled chiropodist in Toronto looking for a career with flexibility and the chance to make a real difference in people’s lives? Friendly Health offers mobile chiropody opportunities that allow you to deliver high-quality foot care to those who need it most, without the hassle of a clinic. Whether you prefer full-time stability or part-time freedom, you can shape your career to suit your lifestyle.

Why In-Home Chiropody Matters

With Friendly Health, you can serve underserved populations in the comfort of their own homes. This is why in-home chiropody is a rewarding career choice:

Serve Underserved Populations Many people, particularly seniors, individuals with disabilities, and busy professionals, struggle to access the foot care they need. As a mobile chiropodist, you’ll meet their needs by bringing high-quality care directly to them.
More Flexibility, No Clinic Overhead Enjoy the freedom to work when and where you choose. Skip the clinic overheads and enjoy the financial benefits of providing care in patients' homes.

Your Role as a Mobile Chiropodist

As part of the Friendly Health network, your role will allow you to provide essential foot care services while maintaining flexibility in your career. Here's what you'll be doing:

Routine Foot Care, Nail Treatments, and Diabetic Support Offer essential foot care services, including routine treatments, nail care, and support for diabetic patients in need of specialized care.
Preventative Education in Patients' Homes Educate your patients on how to care for their feet, preventing future issues and improving their overall health. Your role goes beyond treatment, it's about educating and empowering your patients.

Eligibility Requirements to Join Friendly Health

We’ve made it easy to start your journey with Friendly Health. Here’s what you need to qualify:

Registration with the College of Chiropodists of Ontario

A valid registration with the College of Chiropodists of Ontario is required to practice as a chiropodist in the province.

Professional Insurance

Ensure you and your patients are protected with professional liability insurance.

Local Travel Readiness

As a mobile chiropodist, you'll need to be able to travel locally across the Greater Toronto Area to provide in-home foot care.

Optional: MINC or NPI

A MINC (Medical Identification Number for Canada) or NPI (National Provider Identifier for the U.S.) is a bonus but not mandatory.

How to Get Started with Friendly Health

Here’s how to get started:

Fill Out a Quick Registration Form

Upload Your Licensing Documents

Submit your registration with the College of Chiropodists of Ontario and your professional liability insurance for verification.

Get Verified and Matched with Patients

Once your credentials are verified, you’ll be matched with patients based on your location and availability, and you can start providing care immediately.

Start as a Mobile Chiropodist Today

Are you ready to elevate your chiropody career and provide essential foot care to those in need, all while enjoying the freedom to work on your own terms? Join Friendly Health today and start making an impact in your patients' lives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you’ll need to bring your own tools, including necessary chiropody equipment, to provide in-home treatments.

You’ll treat a wide range of patients, including seniors, individuals with diabetes, and others who need routine foot care, nail treatments, and support with foot health.

Payments are direct, transparent, and processed after every session, ensuring you always know exactly what you’re earning. For Chiropody (Foot Care), we operate on a split basis: 50% to 60% of the session fee goes directly to the chiropodist, with the remaining portion going to the clinic.

Yes, you have complete control over how far you travel within the Greater Toronto Area. You can choose your preferred service areas based on your schedule.

Yes, professional liability insurance is mandatory to ensure you and your patients are protected during treatments.

While travel compensation is not directly provided, you are free to set your own rates, including considerations for travel time and expenses within your service areas.