O and P technician

Position Summary The Orthotist/Prosthetist Lab Technician is responsible for the technical fabrication, assembly, maintenance, and repair of orthotic and prosthetic devices under the guidance of a certified Orthotist or Prosthetist. This role is hands‑on, requiring expertise in working with a variety of materials, tools, and equipment to ensure devices meet patient specifications, functional standards, and quality requirements. Key Responsibilities Fabrication & Assembly Manufacture orthotic and prosthetic components based on prescriptions, technical drawings, or digital designs. Use hand tools, power tools, and specialized equipment (e.g., vacuum forming, laminating, 3D printing) to create and finish devices. Shape, grind, and polish materials such as plastics, metals, composites, and foams. Repair & Modification Inspect, adjust, and repair existing devices to maintain proper fit and function. Modify devices as needed to meet patient needs or clinical specifications. Quality Control Check all devices for accuracy, durability, and compliance with safety standards. Maintain clean, organized, and safe workspaces in accordance with OSHA and facility guidelines. Collaboration Work closely with Orthotists, Prosthetists, and clinicians to ensure the finished device meets clinical intent. Communicate fabrication progress, challenges, and timelines effectively. Inventory & Equipment Maintenance Monitor supply levels for materials and order replacements as needed. Perform basic maintenance and calibration of fabrication equipment. Qualifications Education: High school diploma or equivalent; technical training in orthotics/prosthetics fabrication preferred. Experience: 1–3 years of experience in an orthotic/prosthetic lab or similar fabrication environment preferred. Skills: Proficient in working with hand and power tools. Understanding of material properties and fabrication techniques. Strong attention to detail and ability to follow technical specifications. Good communication and teamwork skills. Work Environment Primarily in a fabrication laboratory setting. May involve exposure to dust, fumes, and noise from tools and machinery. Occasional lifting of heavy materials or devices. #J-18808-Ljbffr Orthotics-Ltd