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How Hard Is It To Become A Prosthetist? [Solved]
Orthotists and prosthetists typically have earned at least a master’s degree in orthotics and have completed a residency in a clinic, ambulatory center, hospital, or medical device manufacturer.
Career advice on becoming a prosthetist
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A Short Video on how to become a Medical Orthotist and Prosthetist
If you enjoy working with your hands, thinking outside the box and want to have a direct impact on the quality of a person’s life, …
Prosthetics and Orthotics Student - Maxine
Maxine discusses the prosthetics and orthotics profession including why she decided to pursue this career, shares her …
