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An Orthotics and Prosthetics fitter fabricates a variety of orthoses for inpatients and outpatients as prescribed by the medical staff. measure and fit patients for appropriate orthoses;to act as a resource to staff regarding assigned areas of responsibility.

Shriners Children's New England has an opportunity for a full time Orthotics and Prosthetics Fitter to join our team!

The pay range for this position is $28.92/ hourly to $43.38/hourly. Compensation is determined based on years of experience and department equity.

• Measure and fit patients for appropriate orthoses;to act as a resource to staff regarding assigned areas of responsibility.
• Fabricates specific orthoses for inpatients and outpatients utilizing a variety of technical skills and knowledge
• Evaluates patients’ needs per physician prescription, applying the basic knowledge of anatomy and terminology requiredto fabricate orthoses.
• Measures/casts for orthoses including more complex devices such as RGO's, HKAFO's, cervical orthoses, CTLSO's, andTLSO's.
• Modifies/prepares casts, vacuum forming and prepares plastic for final application.
• Constructs metal/leather orthoses such as AFO's, KAFO's, and HKAFO's.
• Operates grinding machines, drill presses, sewing machines, band saw, router, vacuum forming, and oven in a safe andskillful manner including the use of protective eye wear.
• Utilizes basic hand tools such as hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, bending irons, and vises in a safe and effectivemanner.
• Repairs orthoses and provides alterations to insure continued fit/function of the device in a timely manner.
• Under the direction of the orthotist, fits orthoses to patients assuring proper fit, patient comfort, and satisfactory functionaccording to physician's prescription, in the final application of RGO's, TLSO's and CTLSO's.
• Provides written and verbal instructions to patients and families regarding the care and application of orthotic devices;answering basic questions and/or referring to appropriate resources as necessary.
• Participates in clinics to measure/cast for orthoses during cast clinic; to provide feedback to physicians and staff regardingneed for or appropriateness of orthotic devices.

Required:

• Orthotics and Prosthetics Certificate (CTO, COF)

Preferred:

• 1+ years of Certified Orthotic Technician experience