Certified Prosthetist Orthotist (CPO)

Certified Prosthetist Orthotist (CPO)

Vale Group, a nationwide specialized recruitment firm, has partnered with a company based in Jacksonville, FL, who is actively searching for an experienced Certified Prosthetist Orthotist (CPO) to work onsite for an opportunity paying up to $120K, plus relocation assistance for the right individual, based on experience. This is a hands-on clinical opportunity offering meaningful autonomy at the clinic level while operating under the mentorship of a Practice Manager or Senior CPO. The position offers exposure to a diverse caseload that includes trauma situations, pediatric patients, and neurological conditions, making it well suited for a clinician who values both independent decision-making and a collaborative team setting.

Requirements of the Certified Prosthetist Orthotist (CPO):

• Active CPO licensure issued by the State of Florida
• ABC Certification is mandatory
• Open to candidates at any experience level as a practicing CPO
• Solid grasp of human anatomy, physiology principles, and patient care fundamentals
• Capability to conduct physical evaluations and apply evidence-based clinical practices
• Working knowledge of clinical terminology along with aseptic procedures
• Ability to perform all duties within the defined practice scope

Responsibilities of the Certified Prosthetist Orthotist (CPO):

• Assess patients via interviews, hands-on examinations, and measurements to determine appropriate orthotic and prosthetic solutions
• Build, fit, and fine-tune devices to ensure optimal function and comfort for each patient
• Coach patients on the correct operation, upkeep, and care of their devices
• Partner with physicians to formulate treatment strategies and outline device specifications Cast patients and refine molds ahead of the fabrication stage
• Choose appropriate materials and components according to each device's design
• Document and maintain thorough records for each patient
• Repair, retrofit, and reconstruct devices as circumstances require
• Fabricate devices directly or supervise the fabrication process
• Take part in an organized after-hours rotation, which includes hospital coverage
• Mentor Orthotic Fitters and provide guidance to junior team members
• Support as needed