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Position TitleDPM
OrganizationAlliance Foot & Ankle
Position locationANCHORAGE, Alaska
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Application deadline10/01/2026
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Associate Podiatrist – Alliance Foot & Ankle

Anchorage, Alaska

Adventure Outside. Exceptional Practice Inside.

Alliance Foot & Ankle is seeking a full-time, board-qualified or board-eligible podiatric physician and surgeon to join our established, growing private practice in Anchorage, Alaska.

This is an outstanding opportunity for a well-rounded podiatrist looking to build a busy surgical and clinical practice. You’ll enjoy a diverse case mix including forefoot and rearfoot surgery, wound care, sports medicine, diabetic foot care, and comprehensive foot and ankle pathology. Our practice offers excellent surgical volume with very little trauma and no required remote travel, allowing you to focus on delivering outstanding patient care while maintaining quality of life.

We are looking for an enthusiastic, patient-focused physician who values collaboration, clinical excellence, and long-term professional growth and who is excited about life in Alaska.

What We Offer

• Highly competitive salary with productivity incentives
• Comprehensive benefits package
• Established referral network and immediate patient volume
• Modern, efficient private practice setting
• Full-time position with excellent work-life balance
• Mentorship from other providers in the group

Why Alaska?

Anchorage offers a lifestyle unlike anywhere else. Whether you enjoy hiking, skiing, fishing, mountain biking, trail running, wildlife, or simply exploring the outdoors, Alaska provides year-round adventure just minutes from your doorstep.

If you’re ready to practice the full scope of podiatric medicine and surgery in one of the country’s most spectacular locations, we’d love to hear from you.

Alliance Foot & Ankle
Anchorage, Alaska

How should individuals apply or learn more about this position?By reaching out to a specific contact/individual
Posted byKristin Klingenstein
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