Prosthetic Technician

Prosthetic Technician

Martin Bionics was founded with the aim of restoring freedom to those with limb loss and limb difference; freedom from the constraints of traditional prosthetics & freedom to pursue the life they desire to cultivate. Our primary means of accomplishing this is through the provision of compassionate care within our own clinics as well as innovative technology, both in our clinics and broadly throughout the field.

Martin Bionics exists to serve those with limb loss/limb difference by providing innovative technology & compassionate care designed to restore comfort, independence, and hope for a better life.

Core Values:

• Humane - Characterized by such behavior or disposition towards others as befits a human being.
• Gentle or kindly in demeanor or action; civil, courteous, friendly, obliging.
• Marked by sympathy with and consideration for the needs and distresses of others; feeling and showing compassion and tenderness...; kind, benevolent.
• Humble - Marked by the absence of self-assertion or self-exaltation; modest, unpretentious; the opposite of proud.
• Honorable - Characterized by principles of honor, probity, or rectitude; upright, honest.
• Heroic - Having recourse to bold measures; boldly experimental; attempting great things.

Prosthetic Technician

Title - Prosthetic Technician

Employment Type - Full-Time, Non-Exempt

Compensation - Competitive Salary, Benefits, and Bonus Structure

Location - 1005 E St Elmo Rd Building 9, Austin, TX

Supervisor - Clinic Manager

The Prosthetic Technician is responsible for construction, fit, maintenance, and repair of prosthetic devices as well as supporting the Lead Prosthetic Technician and Prosthetists with cleaning, assembling, disassembling, and fabricating prosthetic sockets and components. This role also helps organize and maintain a clean working environment, stock inventory, and perform shipping & receiving for the clinic.

• Fabricate prosthetic sockets according to specifications provided by the prosthetist
• Operate and maintain fabrication equipment
• Plaster break-out
• Plaster pouring
• Disassembly of check sockets or reuse parts
• Cleaning prosthetic devices
• Organization of work area, tools, and supplies
• Stocking inventory & casting room supplies

• Collaborate with prosthetists and clinical staff to support patient care
• Assist with special projects or custom device fabrication as needed
• All other duties as assigned

• Accountable - Takes ownership of work and outcomes
• Collaborative - Constructively workshop solutions to problems with others. Team player.
• Curious - Willingness to learn and ask thoughtful questions.
• Flexible - Resilience in a fast-paced, changing environment.
• Reliable - Consistent and timely
• Motivated - Independently takes initiative and proposes solutions. Self-starter.
• Organized - Attentive to detail.

• Clinic Manager
• Prosthetist
• Prosthetic Technician
• Patient Care Coordinator
• Patient Advocate
• Prosthetic Assistant

• 1-2 years of technical experience
• Awareness and experience with safely using and servicing hand tools and power tools
• Prosthetic technical experience preferred
• Formal training at O&P technical school preferred
• High School Diploma or equivalent

• Regular, informal one-on-one meetings with supervisor for bi-directional feedback
• Formal performance review to take place annually

• Frequent lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds
• Frequent use of power tools
• Extended periods of sitting and standing

• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance plans, including generous employer contribution to health insurance premium
• Company provided long-term disability insurance, plus options for short-term disability and other supplemental insurance plans
• Life insurance
• 3 weeks paid time off
• 11 paid holidays annually, including 2 floating holidays
• 401(k) retirement plan with 3% company match