Orthotic Brace Fitter

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dj medicalBaltimore (MD)

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Job Description: Become an integral part of our highly competent clinical team providing a "Unique High Quality Patient Experience". Experience in healthcare and specifically orthotic bracing a plus. Active certification as an ABC or BOC Orthotic Fitter is a plus and will be a requirement for this position. Salary is based on level of experience. Please contact us if you are interested in this position to discuss. The orthotic fitter fits and delivers pre-fabricated orthotic devices. The orthotic fitter works directly with patients to evaluate their needs, formulate a treatment plan, and provide follow-up care to ensure successful outcomes. The orthotic fitter is trained to provide certain custom-fitted, pre-fabricated, and off-the-shelf orthoses, including: Pre-fabricated spinal and cervical orthoses Certain pre-fabricated upper- and lower-limb orthoses Orthotic fitters may work in settings such as patient O&P clinics, care facilities, physicians’ offices. SOAP notes, administrative documentation and follow up are required responsibilities. Currently certified or willing to obtain certification in orthotic fitting from the American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics and Pedorthics (ABC), the Board of Certification/Accreditation, International (BOC), or both. To learn more about the requirements for certification, please visit the ABC website or the BOC website.'Work Remotely No\nCompany Descriptionwww.dandjmedical.com Company Descriptionwww.dandjmedical.com

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