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 […]

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 on the board of […]

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 […]