Face to Face

After graduating with a master's degree in exercise science from State University of New York (SUNY) at Cortland in 2011, Hans P. Wulf Jr., MPO, was having difficulty finding a...

Reynolds and a patient. John Reynolds, CPO, started his O&P career in 1973, graduated from Clayton State University, and earned certificates in orthotics and prosthetics from Northwestern University. He served...

Kevin L. Hines, CPO, clinical manager and partner at Arise Orthotics and Prosthetics, Blaine, Minnesota, volunteered to provide prosthetic care in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, which he says was...

Having an amputation himself, Richard K. "Rick" Churchill, CPO, said he can empathize with his patients' situations and also motivate them to move forward to achieve their goals. As the...

Robbin Wright-Johnson, BOCP, CDME, finds inspiration in providing prosthetic care for her elderly patients. She says that because many of them live in rural areas with gravel roads and uneven...

In February, Josh Lorimer, CPA, Idaho Orthotic and Prosthetic Services, Meridian, received some media attention after he visited a local elementary school to talk about prosthetic legs and how to...

A native Californian, David Dage, CPA, CTP, started his O&P career shortly after graduating from high school. He now lives in New Hampshire, where he likes to spend as much...

As a native Minnesotan from an O&P family, Mark Kroll, CO, gives back to the profession as a member of the executive board of the local chapter of the American...

As part of the bachelor of science degree program in rehabilitation services at Springfield College that Sarah Wooden, CPO, was pursuing, she took a required course called Introduction to Rehabilitation,...

After transitioning from a ten-year career as a commercial sculptor/fabricator during which time he created 3D characters and environments—artificial rocks and trees, giant cell phones, dinosaurs, and life-size whales, for...