Do you have a passion for caring?
Do you like 1:1 interactions, connection and sharing nursing knowledge to make meaningful difference?
Are you looking for a more purposeful nursing career that utilizes all of your nursing knowledge?
Would you like to be thanked often?
We are a mission driven company championing prevention of as many falls, wounds and amputations as we can.
FootCare by Nurses, LLC is looking to hire to meet the demand for our services. We make a commitment to our consumers to see them on a consistent basis. We have part time and full time case loads in several areas.
- We train, certify and support your career development.
- No nights, no weekends, no on call.
- You’ll gain autonomy, flexibility and professional development.
This is Visiting Nursing with some clinic work. Our nurses go into people’s homes, sit on the floor, love peoples pets, connect with consumers and drive the back country roads of MA and CT. Foot care and applying nursing science and home visits is not for everyone but if this sounds like heaven.. it might just be.
A Little About Us
We are an ever expanding, Woman-Owned business with a dedicated team and a clear mission: to prevent falls and complications related to improper foot function, especially those that can be avoided through astute nursing care, integrated therapies, and a holistic approach.
Reliability is critical, as our consumers depend on us. Respect for consumers’ time, homes, and daily lives is non-negotiable. We also place a high value on clinical awareness and precision, knowing that small, thoughtful interventions can prevent significant complications.
If you are looking for a role where your nursing knowledge is fully utilized and your work has a clear and meaningful impact, we encourage you to apply. New grads with home care experience, parents and those looking for autonomy and flexible scheduling are encouraged to apply.
Online and hands-on training in foot care will be provided by FootCare by Nurses. Please submit a letter of interest to hiring@footcarebynurses.net
If you are a registered nurse who enjoys applying your clinical knowledge in a hands-on way, this could be a strong fit. In this role, you will provide direct care and patient education while supporting health and wellness in both home and clinic settings. The work is relationship-driven and grounded in consistency, trust, and clinical attention to detail.
Foot care may not be emergent, but it is essential. The care you provide directly impacts mobility, safety, and overall quality of life.
Responsibilities and expectations
The Registered Nurse in this role assumes full responsibility and accountability for the practice of professional nursing in accordance with the State Nurse Practice Act and established standards for community and home health nursing. This includes performing comprehensive assessments of patient status, with careful attention to fall risk, the physical effects of medications, and the psychosocial, cultural, and environmental factors that influence health outcomes.
Care is delivered with a holistic perspective. Nurses consider the physical, psychological, and socioeconomic needs of each patient, tailoring plans of care to align with individual abilities, goals, and living situations. This includes assessing coping strategies, support systems, and learning needs of both patients and caregivers, and supporting overall wellness through the thoughtful sharing of nursing knowledge.
The nurse develops, implements, and continuously refines individualized plans of care based on clinical data and current best practice guidelines. Care is delivered both independently and collaboratively, requiring sound clinical judgment and the ability to respond appropriately in home and clinic settings. Interventions are designed to achieve realistic outcomes within defined timeframes, with a focus on identifying and addressing issues that can be resolved, minimized, or prevented through nursing and interdisciplinary care.
Ongoing communication with the consumer’s broader care team is essential, as is timely and accurate documentation within our electronic medical record system. Nurses are expected to adjust plans of care as consumer conditions evolve and to contribute to continuity and quality of care across settings.
Beyond direct consumer care, this role can include participation in community and professional education through outreach, presentations, and peer engagement. Nurses also contribute to the development of best practices within the organization and play an active role in advancing the science of foot care, including precepting and mentoring others who are developing these specialized skills.
Maintaining a safe environment is a core responsibility. Nurses assess both consumer and environmental safety, take proactive steps to prevent accidents, and respond appropriately to potential risks. Adherence to all agency policies, including those related to confidentiality, compliance, infection control, and quality improvement, is required at all times.
Professional accountability also includes maintaining clinical competency, completing required trainings, attending meetings, and engaging in ongoing professional development through continuing education and industry involvement. Nurses must meet all annual competency and certification requirements and consistently practice within their legal and professional scope.
Success in this role requires strong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to manage a caseload that includes scheduling and routing in a way that efficiently supports both consumer needs and work-life balance. Comfort with technology and communication platforms is important, as is the ability to work both independently and as part of a collaborative team.
This is a hands-on role that requires good manual dexterity, strong hand-eye coordination, the ability to sit on the ground and a willingness to use specialized tools to improve skin integrity, mobility, and overall quality of life. Nurses must demonstrate safe and competent use of all equipment in accordance with agency standards.
Equally important is the human side of the work. A sense of humor, patience, and the ability to find joy in small moments go a long way. The individuals we serve deeply value meaningful connection, conversation, and compassionate support—and so do we.
Precepting
If you are passionate about taking care of people and their feet, we would love to work with you. We share our knowledge as part of the journey for any nurse to become certified in foot care.
We precept for both the American Foot Care Nurses Association (AFCNA) Certified Foot Care Specialist (CFCS) designation and the Wound Ostonomy and Continence Nurses (WOCN) Certified Foot Care Nurse (CFCN) exams. This is a hands on experience. We will also support you if you are interested in developing your own practice.
FootCare by Nurses, LLC is a skilled nursing service of board certified Registered Nurses who are experts in keeping elders mobile by taking care of their feet. Our mission is prevention, our passion is caring. Our goal is to prevent falls and wounds from happening by enhancing the health and wellness of peoples feet and lower extremities and then providing the education behind our work to enhance health and wellness.