PARTTIME ORTHOTICDME FITTING SPECIALIST

LOA, Certified Orthotic Fitter or LOA Trainee

LOCATION

Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas

SCHEDULE HOURS

Tuesday–Thursday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Position Overview Medicos is seeking a motivated, patient-focused Orthotic Fitting Specialist to support our growing orthotic fitting program throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth area. This position is ideal for a Texas Licensed Orthotist Assistant, Certified Orthotic Fitter or qualified candidate interested in completing the clinical training required to become a Licensed Orthotist Assistant. Medicos is an accredited facility and can provide the required supervised clinical training for eligible candidates pursuing the Texas LOA pathway. The ideal candidate is organized, comfortable working independently and committed to providing an excellent patient experience. This position also offers opportunities to build relationships with orthopedic physicians, OB‑GYN practices and other referral partners. Compensation

• 2,500 monthly base pay
• 3,000 monthly base pay for a qualified licensed orthotist
• 20 per clean completed fitting

Monthly volume bonuses up to $1,000 Monthly quality bonus of $200 Mileage reimbursement for approved business travel Career advancement opportunities with increased base and fitting pay Work Schedule Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. with a one-hour unpaid lunch 24 hours per week Primarily daytime weekday hours Travel within an assigned geographic area is required Fitting Expectations Complete 10 or more fittings per scheduled workday Organize appointments geographically to maximize productivity Use designated Medicos, clinic or physician-office locations whenever possible Maintain documentation accuracy and patient-care standards while meeting productivity goals Complete all required fitting documentation by the established deadline House calls will be exceptions and must be approved Primary Responsibilities Fit patients with prescribed orthotic devices within the employee’s credentials, training and authorized scope Educate patients on proper application, use, care and safety Confirm the correct patient, prescription, product and fitting instructions Obtain all required patient signatures and proof-of-delivery documentation Submit complete and accurate fitting documentation on time Coordinate appointments with patients, clinics and the Medicos team Communicate scheduling delays, product issues and patient concerns promptly Complete required patient follow-up and assist with appropriate device adjustments Request patient feedback following eligible fittings Maintain patient privacy and comply with HIPAA and company policies Manage assigned inventory and accurately report product usage Support training, workflow and quality-improvement initiatives as the fitting program expands Inside Sales and Growth Opportunities The Orthotic Fitting Specialist will also have opportunities to: Connect with orthopedic physicians, OB‑GYN practices and their clinical teams Build relationships with current and prospective referral partners Educate practices about Medicos’ orthotic fitting and DME services Identify potential referral and partnership opportunities Communicate provider needs and opportunities to Medicos leadership Support inside‑sales and provider‑outreach initiatives Candidates who demonstrate strong fitting performance, relationship-building skills and business‑development ability may advance from a Fitting Specialist to Senior Fitting Specialist and then Lead Fitting Specialist and ultimately graduate into a Sales Consultant role. Suggested Qualifications It is preferred if the applicant meets at least one of the following: Current Texas Licensed Orthotist Assistant Current ABC Certified Fitter‑orthotics Current BOC Certified Orthotic Fitter Completed the required college coursework and are eligible to enter the Texas LOA training pathway Candidates entering the LOA pathway must have completed the following coursework through an accredited college or university: Eight credit hours of anatomy and physiology Three credit hours of medical terminology Three credit hours of physics Medicos LOA Training Pathway Medicos can provide eligible employees with: Required licensed supervision Structured clinical training Direct patient‑care experience Orthotic fitting education Documentation and compliance training The required 1,000‑hour orthotic clinical residency The selected trainee must complete all required state applications, supervision agreements and licensing requirements. Additional Qualifications Previous orthotic, DME, clinical or direct patient‑care experience preferred Strong communication and patient-service skills Excellent organization and time‑management abilities Ability to work independently and manage a changing schedule Reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license Ability to travel throughout the assigned service area Ability to transport and safely handle orthotic devices Comfort using mobile applications and electronic documentation systems Ability to maintain quality and accuracy in a high‑volume environment Commitment to professional conduct and patient confidentiality Performance Standards 10 or more completed fittings per scheduled workday 100% completion of required fitting documentation At least 95% of documentation submitted on time Review requests offered to at least 90% of eligible patients Low correction and rework rates Professional service with no substantiated clinic or patient complaints Accurate inventory and product‑use reporting Why Join Medicos? Competitive base pay plus fitting commissions and bonuses Part‑time weekday schedule Mileage reimbursement Approved training opportunity for eligible LOA candidates Direct patient‑care experience Career advancement opportunities Inside‑sales and provider‑relationship experience Opportunity to help build and expand a growing fitting program Medicos is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are based on qualifications, performance and business needs without regard to legally protected characteristics. #J-18808-Ljbffr MEDICOS