Earning a master’s degree is a critical step in the journey to becoming a certified orthotist or prosthetist. Once a graduate achieves that milestone, the focus shifts to finding and completing a residency program.
Because the residency experience will shape their entire career, it’s imperative to find the right fit—but what makes that fit is as unique as the individuals themselves.
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