How Hands-On O&P Education Builds Clinicians with Arlene Gillis
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The episode discusses the evolution of prosthetics and orthotics education with Arlene Gillis, focusing on hands-on training and the necessary skills for modern clinicians.
Send us Fan Mail We talk with Arlene Gillis about how prosthetics and orthotics education is evolving and what it takes to train clinicians who can thrive in modern practice. We dig into hands-on fabrication, residency redesign, and the workforce pipeline that clinics need to keep patient care strong. • Arlene’s path into prosthetics and orthotics through patient translation and a life-changing fitting • How becoming an educator requires a new skill set beyond clinical training&n...
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