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| Pictured on a vintage locomotive-a historical reminder of the many engineering feats and contributions to the world by Georgia Tech-are the members of the first MSPO graduating class and their instructors. Front row, from left are: Benjamin Lucas; Alejandro Aviles; and Christopher Hovorka, CPO, program clinical director. Back row, from left are Robert Kistenberg, CPO, FAAOP, clinical director of prosthetics; Mark Holowka; Kristin Andrews; and David Fritz. |
Blazing a trail in the orthotics and prosthetics
profession is the first entry-level masters program graduating
class. These five students from the Master of Science in
Prosthetics and Orthotics (MSPO) program at the Georgia Institute
of Technology, Atlanta, come from diverse backgrounds and are
excited to enter the O&P field as they begin their NCOPE
[National Commission on Orthotic & Prosthetic
Education]-accredited residencies. What brought them to be part of
this pioneer endeavor? What are their plans for the future?
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