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Experience

• 1 year of experience in clinical orthotics and/or prosthetics (may include residency experience)

Preferred Qualifications

• No preferred qualifications

Education

• Master’s degree in Orthotics and Prosthetics current or completed residency in a National Commission on Orthotic and Prosthetic Education (NCOPE) approved residency program. For graduates prior to 2014 (non-Masters) must have completed a NCOPE approved residency program

Certification Summary

• Satisfactory current or completed NCOPE residency program and Board eligible within 12 months of employment at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta or
• Certified Orthotist and/or Prosthetist by American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics and Pedorthics and
• Georgia orthotics/prosthetics license or proof of application within 12 months of employment at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Ability to communicate and interact professionally and effectively with patients/parents, physicians, and interdisciplinary colleagues

Job Responsibilities

• Provides comprehensive orthotic and/or prosthetic age-appropriate patient care for newborns to young adults for inpatients and outpatients at assigned orthotics and prosthetics locations, including thorough assessment, formulation of a detailed treatment plan, achievement of accurate measurements/impression, device/component/material design, evaluation of fit and function of prescribed devices, and patient education.
• Independent patient care is assigned after training/orientation is complete in each specialty area and approved by team leader.
• Performs follow-up care, including assessment of fit and function and adjustment to device and/or treatment plan when necessary.
• Communicates changes with physician/referral source and other members of patient’s treatment team.
• Demonstrates thorough, accurate, and timely clinical, technical, and financial documentation, including ordering according to departmental policies.
• Ensures chart notes are co-signed by a licensed clinician if necessary.
• Ensures financial documentation reflects understanding of insurance, billing, and coding practices.
• Demonstrates effective time management by balancing direct and indirect patient care responsibilities, including appointment readiness.
• Enhances department operations or clinical services through contributions beyond routine patient care, e.g., participation on a project or team within or beyond the department or volunteering for department-sponsored patient activities.
• Seeks and initiates learning opportunities through colleagues, physicians, interdisciplinary healthcare providers, manufacturers, and educational symposiums.
• Obtains continuing education units necessary for certification achievement and maintenance.
• Promotes a safe and professional environment for patient care through Joint Commission readiness and applying American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics and Pedorthics facility accreditation standards.

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