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March 7, 2012, Issue #459
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DISCUSSION
| | Send your comments, questions, responses, articles or case studies to Pedorthic Newswire at editor@pedorthicnewswire.com
Your emails will be reviewed by pedorthists and the editors of Pedorthic Newswire, and selected submissions will be posted in an upcoming issue for feedback from other readers. We reserve the right to edit submissions and responses. Please note:the deadline for all submissions and responses is 12 noon Eastern Standard Time on Tuesday for that week's issue.
NEW QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS
Question: With online shopping growing each quarter, I am curious to see what effect online competition has had on other store's pricing of shoes carried by the store and online vendors, including the brand's website. We are considering moving our pricing closure to MSRP but charging for anything we do that cannot be done by online vendors, i.e. adding heel wedges, volume fillers that we used to include in our "pedorthic retail pricing".
-John Mishasek, BOCPD, CPed
Question: I recently read that, for diabetic footwear to be most effective, it must be worn at least 60% of the time. All reported rates of compliance fall well short of this level. The style and appearance of the shoe have been commonly blamed for this poor compliance. As a CFTS or C.Ped, do you feel that the real reason for this low compliance is because of the appearance of the actual shoe?
-CFTS, PNW Reader
Comment: We dropped out of Medicare and all other insurances summer before last. About 10% of our Medicare TSD patients are getting their shoes by self pay now. We do provide them a Medicare form that is used by beneficiaries to submit claims for direct reimbursement (CMS-1492S) but the DMEPOS for our region C must have an internal policy to find the lowest reimbursable item on receipt and send out a check for 80% of the Medicare fee schedule for that one item, hoping that the beneficiary will accept the underpayment and go away. Fortunately we have a large retired military population here that fought the good war, and we have prepped them on how to appeal and make CIGNA DMEPOS miserable with appeals all the up to the ALJ level.
We tried to be a contracted supplier to the largest Medicare HMO in town but they would preauthorize TSD services then not pay us for what they authorized. We spend so much time chasing payments that we dropped the contract after six months. I hear that Kaiser Permanente can be a good payor but then I have heard from other KP TSD suppliers that you have to constantly remind them to get paid too.
One of the largest Medicare TSD suppliers in town (a large O&P practice) just stopped offering TSD services this month so we are seeing an influx of new patients looking for someone to bill Medicare. We offer them the CMS-1492S option but tell them how CIGNA will try to cheat them out of full reimbursement. And the shoes being put out by places that have no shoe inventory are often ill-fitting and limited selection and fit by non-qualified office staff, so the prevention of diabetic complications has bottomed out here.
Unless one has the staff to chase orders and chart notes and payments and answer audit requests all of which reduce thin margins to negative profitability per transaction, I do not see how anyone (pedorthist, podiatrist, orthotist, prosthetist, or pharmacist) in their right mind would bill insurances for TSD services. Non-participating pricing above the fee schedule is not the solution as then you have to collect full payment up front, which many beneficiaries do not want to do. That is why we are helping only 10% of our previous beneficiaries now.
-John Mishasek, BOCPD, CPed
PREVIOUS COMMENTS WITH RESPONSES
Comment: I would like to share this new piece of information: Senate bill S. 2125 - A bill to amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to modify the designation of accreditation organizations for orthotics and prosthetics to apply accreditation and licensure requirements to suppliers of such devices and items for purposes of payment under the Medicare program, and to modify the payment rules for such devices and items under such program to account for practitioner qualifications and complexity of care. Senate bill S. 2125, which is in the first step in the legislative process, is co-sponsored by Senators Olympia Snowe (R-ME) and Chuck Grassley (R-IA).
-Rick E. Sevier
Response: I have received numerous requests for the full text of the Bill I posted last week. Please look at it carefully.
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-112s2125is/pdf/BILLS-112s2125is.pdf
-Rick E. Sevier BS Ed. BOCO CPed COPA
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HEALTH AND INDUSTRY
| Proper footcare important during winter months
Many Americans remember to care for their feet in the summertime, when the practice of wearing sandals makes calluses, dried skin and ingrown toenails easily visible. But when the weather becomes chilly, and wearing socks and winter boots become the norm, it's easy to forget about your feet. Winter weather can make feet more susceptible to problems, which is why it's important to think about footcare during the holiday season. To help give you a leg up on proper winter footcare, the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) offers these tips to Americans looking to keep their feet healthy when the temperature drops. Full Text
Source: News USA
Amazon Reigns at Top of Retail Customer Satisfaction Index
Customer satisfaction with retailers at the national level inched up 0.1% to 75.8 on a scale of 0 to 100 for the fourth quarter of 2011, according to a report released by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). The Q4 gain brings the yearly change for 2011 up to 0.7%, a mild improvement that is in sync with a very slowly recovering U.S. economy. "The good news is that customer satisfaction continues to climb, which has a positive effect on consumer demand and growth," says Claes Fornell, ACSI founder and author of The Satisfied Customer: Winners and Losers in the Battle for Buyer Preference. "Still, the ACSI improvement is tepid, and much of the fourth quarter gain comes from positive consumer reaction to lower gas prices. With gas prices already on the rise, customers obviously are going to be less pleased." Full Text
Source: Sports One Source
Fox Medical Team: Dangers of High Heels
By: Beth Galvin
This is a story that hits - shall we say - close to home. Most women like their high heels, always have, always will. But some women's shoes aren't just high, they're downright punishing. Doctors say high-heel lovers may end up paying for it with foot problems. I'm kind of boring in the shoe department. But a lot of women are sporting five, six, seven inch heels, or crazy-high stilettos. Several of them work right here at FOX 5. Australian researchers studied a small group of young women - around 25 - who wear high heels. They found the shoes changed their alignment, their muscles and tendons, even the way they walk. But, oh, how we still love them. They look so good, "I love heels and I love them high, they have to be high. If they're not high, I don't want them," said Joy. "High heels, they're a must. I'm short, they make you at least three inches taller," said Erin. Yet they hurt so bad. Full Text
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DIABETES
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Increasing Shift From Islet Antibody Positivity to DiabetesThere is an increase in both the prevalence and levels of islet antigen-2 and zinc transporter 8, as well as in autoantibodies, in newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes patients during a period of rising disease incidence, according to a study published in the March issue of Diabetes. Anna E. Long, of the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom, and colleagues analyzed autoantibodies to insulin (IAA), glutamic acid decarboxylase (GADA), islet antigen-2 (IA-2A), and zinc transporter 8 (ZnT8A) by measurement with radioimmunoassay of sera collected from children and young adults with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes between 1985 and 2002. Full TextSource: Health day news Cocoa may help diabetes, heart failurePatients with advanced heart failure and type 2 diabetes showed improvement after three months of consuming epicatechin-enriched cocoa, U.S. researchers said. Dr. Francisco J. Villarreal of University of California, San Diego, said epicatechin is a flavonoid found in dark chocolate. The researchers examined five profoundly ill patients with major damage to skeletal muscle mitochondria -- structures responsible for most of the energy produced in cells. These "fuel cells" are dysfunctional as a result of both type 2 diabetes and heart failure, leading to abnormalities in skeletal muscle, Villarreal said. Full TextSource: UPI.comDuration of Diabetes Raises Stroke RiskBy: Todd Neale The risk of ischemic stroke increased by 3% for each additional year a patient had diabetes, researchers found. Compared with nondiabetics in the longitudinal study, those who had the disease for at least 10 years had a threefold higher stroke risk (HR 3.2, 95% CI 2.4 to 4.5), Mitchell Elkind, MD, of Columbia University in New York City, and colleagues reported online in Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association. Although stroke rates have been dropping among diabetics, more people are developing the disease -- and at younger ages -- because of the obesity epidemic. That means that the stroke burden is growing heavier, particularly as the population ages and people live longer. Full TextSource: Medpage Today
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SPORTS AND FITNESS
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Is training making you fit or fat?By: Mary Shedden Weight loss is the big motivation that pushed hundreds, if not thousands, of the participants in this weekend's Gasparilla Distance Classic to start running. Most know extra pounds can disappear faster with some good old-fashioned exercise. So they began with a sloggy jog around the block and built up to a strong 5K or an even longer race. But many runners negate the value of all that sweat by scarfing down calorie-laden protein shakes after a workout or, worse, eating everything in sight morning, noon and night. Full TextSource: The Tampa Tribune Weighing the benefits of balance trainingBy: Dorene Internicola Dick Sandhaus, a healthy and fit 62-year old, says he never gave his balance a thought until he lost it. A wicked sprained ankle was the result. Now he practices balancing for a few minutes each day and urges his fellow baby boomers to do the same. "Rocking toes to heels and quadriceps stretches are things anybody can do if they have a floor," said Sandhaus, a self-described ex-hippie who dispenses fitness tips on his website, BetterCheaperSlower. "If you put yourself in instability it gives you instant awareness of what balance is about," he explained. Having good balance means being able to control and maintain your body's position; having poor balance can have dire consequences. Full TextSource: reuters.com6 Ways to burn more calories at the gymBy: Jenny Sugar Who doesn't want to get a better workout in less time? Here are six ways to burn more calories the next time you hit the gym. Do a few extra sets: One minute of push-ups burns eight calories and one minute of crunches also burns eight calories. Complete three extra sets of each and that's 48 extra calories burned.Do five extra minutes of cardio: You'll burn an extra 56 calories on the elliptical, 52 calories on the bike, 34 calories in your cardio class, 49 calories on the treadmill, and 30 calories in the pool when you hang on for an extra five minutes. Full TextSource: Fitsugar
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BECOMING CERTIFIED IN PEDORTHICS
| Pedorthics is a professional field covering the design, manufacture, modification and/or fit of footwear. Pedorthics encompasses shoes, orthoses and foot devices that prevent or alleviate foot problems caused by disease, overuse, injury or congenital defect. Certified Pedorthists work with patients and their footwear to conform to a doctor's footwear prescription as part of the patient's treatment
To earn certification in Pedorthics, you must take a pre-determined number of course hours in pedorthics and pass a certifying examination overseen by either The American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics & Pedorthics® or Board for Certification/Accreditation, Int'l. Both the ABC and BOC are independent certification bodies that set standards for the profession and offer certifications that are recognized by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies.
More information, including FAQ's
The American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics & Pedorthics information on the step-by-step process of becoming a certified pedorthist
Board of Certification/Accreditation International information on becoming a BOC Pedorthist.
For information on the Canadian certifying organization visit The Pedorthic Association of Canada.
ONGOING COURSES AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR BECOMING CERTIFIED IN PEDORTHICS
The Robert M. Palmer M.D., Institute of Biomechanics "A Not-For-Profit School" has uniquely designed courses to provide pedorthic education for the retail, clinical or biomechanical knowledge seeking pedorthist. Course dates for Levels 1-3 in a variety of locations in the United States, Hong Kong, Mainland China and Korea are available. Click here to view a detailed calendar including dates and locations, information and pricing.
Robert M Palmer 2012 Schedule
March Orlando, Florida - March 18-27 Elwood, Indiana - March 31 - April 9 April Toronto / Sarnia - Canada TBD May Elwood, Indiana - May 5 - 14 June Brea / El Monte, California TBD - June 23 - July 2 August Elwood, Indiana - August 18- 27 September Orlando, Florida - Sept 8 - 17 Elwood, Indiana - Sept 29 - Oct 8 Fall 2012 Malaysia TBD - November Elwood, Indiana - Nov 10 - 19 December Brea / El Monte, California - Dec 8
RMPI Pre Certification Training- PEDORTHIC PRE-CERTIFICATION EDUCATION
PFA Scholarship Value @ 70% Savings
Published Tuition 2010 - $4K, "Powerstep Scholarship" Tuition Total $1500
(does not include travel / books / meals)
Must Enroll Before April 30, 2012
Attendance Date Flexible - CAPE/NCOPE Compliant - Levels 1,2,3
Courses Held In Elwood, Indiana Include Dormitory Housing & Shuttle Service
By prior reservation on a first-come-first-serve basis
To learn more about our courses or how you can share our vision, visit us at:
www.rmpi.org
CFS Allied Health Education: Pedorthic Certification: Exam Review. This review is focused on supplying the student with the skills and knowledge needed to pass the ABC Certified Pedorthic exam by presenting exam-like questions, exploring possible answers, and discussing rationales for correct and incorrect answers. Contact CFS Allied Health Education at (918) 266-3678 or visit http://www.learnpedorthics.com/ for more information.
*ABC and The American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics are registered trademarks of the The American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics, Inc., which is not affiliated with CFS Allied Health Education and does not endorse this review.
ENESLOW PEDORTHIC INSTITUTE 1-on-1 or Group Tutoring Available; Eneslow Training & Tutoring Program, Individual and Small Group Program
Eneslow Pedorthic Pre-Certification Training Course August 6, 2012 - August 19, 2012
In cooperation with ABC requirements, Eneslow Pedorthic Institute (EPI) is offering the three-level competency training course for aspiring CPEDS. To provide maximum benefit in a minimum of time, a portion of the level one curriculum will be administered through a distance learning program that includes required readings, interactive CD's and testing of all mandatory topics. Upon passing the level one test, students will attend the remainder of the pedorthic pre-certification course at Eneslow Pedorthic Institute for 2 weeks from August 6th to August 19th, 2012. This class completes required education prerequisite to sit for national certification exam. It does not satisfy the requirement of 1000 documented hours of field experience. Please contact Sarah Goldberg at epi@eneslow.com or 212-477-2300 x211 for more information.
To purchase materials for the course, please click here.
BECOME AN ABC THERAPEUTIC SHOE FITTER
For information on Aetrex Worldwide Therapeutic Shoe Fitter Courses, please contact the Aetrex Marketing Department at: marketing@aetrex.com.
Aetrex Worldwide Therapeutic Shoe Fitter Courses
Information on 2012 Aetrex Worldwide Therapeutic Shoe Fitter Courses will be coming soon.
2012 COURSES
2012 FOOT SOLUTIONS PEDORTHIC PRE-CERTIFICATION COURSE SCHEDULE & INFORMATION Foot Solutions is an accredited facility that holds classes four times per year. The course will offer the certificate needed in all three levels so that you qualify to sit for the C. Ped. Exam. The facility is located at 2359 Windy Hill Road, Suite 400, Marietta, GA 30067 February 13 - February 24 May 11 - 1 Day Cram Session (free with attendance of pre-cert class) May 14 - May 25 August 3 - 1 Day Cram Session (free with attendance of pre-cert class) August 6 - August 17 October 8 - October 19 November 9 - 1 Day Cram Session (free with attendance of pre-cert class) For application and fee information, contact: Tracy Strickland 1-866-338-2597 EXT: 206 tstrickland@footsolutions.com Betty Hubauer 1-866-338-2597 EXT: 201 bhubauer@footsolutions.com Dr. William Faddock 1-866-338-2597 EXT: 209 bfaddock@footsolutions.com |
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MONTHLY AND ONGOING
Riecken's Orthotic Labs - 800-331-8040; SAFIO Class, Second Friday of every month, at 5115 Oak Grove Rd., Evansville, IN. Four casting stands provided, limited to 8 students. Contact Darlene at the above number for more information.
Traveling Courses To Your Area sponsored by The Robert M. Palmer, M.D., Institute of Biomechanics, Inc. a not-for-profit pedorthic school. Please contact us to discuss your needs at phone: 765-557-7216. Email: pam@pedorthicbiomechanics.org or visit our Web site at: http://www.pedorthicbiomechanics.org/.
The Robert M. Palmer, M.D., Institute Of Biomechanics, Inc. a not-for-profit pedorthic school: Advanced Manufacturing - 50 Hour Course - Approved For 49.5 CME's for Pedorthists by the ABC. This course is designed to teach BAPFOL standards in manufacturing functional feet orthoses and provide an introduction to advanced biomechanical posting. Class size is limited to two students. For more information or to customize a course to meet your manufacturing educational needs, please email pam@rmpi.org or phone 765-557-7216. Tuition cost: $2K - includes housing and transportation to and from the airport and school. Click Here for More Info
March
Elwood, Indiana - Two Courses: March 2 - 6
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
Dormitory Housing And Airport Shuttle Included In Tuition Price
April
Toronto / Sarnia - Canada - Two Courses: April 11 - 25
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
May
Elwood, Indiana- Two Courses: May 18 - 22
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
Dormitory Housing And Airport Shuttle Included In Tuition Price
June
Brea / El Monte, California - Two Courses - June 22 - 26
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
July
Elwood, Indiana - Two Courses: July 27-31
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
Dormitory Housing And Airport Shuttle Included In Tuition Price
August
Elwood, Indiana - Two Courses: August 3 - 17
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
Dormitory Housing And Airport Shuttle Included In Tuition Price
September
Orlando, Florida - Two Courses: September 7 - 11
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
October
Elwood, Indiana - Two Courses: October 12 - 16
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
Dormitory Housing And Airport Shuttle Included In Tuition Price
November
Elwood, Indiana - Two Courses: Nov 2 - 6
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
Dormitory Housing And Airport Shuttle Included In Tuition Price
Orlando, Florida - Two Courses: TBD
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
December
Brea / El Monte, California - Two Courses: TBD
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
Elwood, Indiana - Two Courses: December 7 - 11
Advanced Manufacturing Course 49.5 CME
Applied Foot & Ankle Biomechanics 49.5 CME (Online & Live Available)
Dormitory Housing And Airport Shuttle Included In Tuition Price
More information on Above Schedule Click Here
The National Shoe Retailers Association is pleased to bring training and CEs directly to you, without the additional cost of travel, food, lodging, registration fees or lost work time. Our affordable WISER Sales Training DVD makes in-house training easy and there's now an online exam for Continuing Education credits from ABC and BOC. WISER Sales Training provides quality training for new sales associates and re-motivates experienced sales staff. The DVD format makes it easy for employees to train at times convenient for them, and for employers to offer quality training without hiring outside trainers or taking the most experienced staff off the sales floor. ABC's Category 1 CEUs for WISER Sales Training total 21.75 credits (2.5 scientific, 19.25 business), good through year 2010. BOC's credit total is 20.34 (6.42 CPE Category 1, 13.92 Category 2). Pricing for the program is as follows: DVD, workbook and guide for trainers Members: $295 (Non-Members $395) Additional Handbooks: $10 each Online Test Members: $100 (Non-Members: $200) For more information or to order, click http://www.nsra.org/wiser_intro.php?ad=pn or call or email Veanne Lupia at 1-800-673-8446, ext. 7006, veannel@nsra.org. Aetrex Worldwide Solutions for Foot Pathologies Seminars Attendees will learn the importance of visual and digital analysis: pressure points, foot type, foot size and gait. Understanding activities and pathologies such as age, medical conditions and injuries (sports, diabetes, arthritis) will be discussed. Common foot pathologies will be reviewed, including methods of treatment utilizing state of the art technology. A hands-on workshop is also included. ABC - 7.75 Scientific Credits; BOC - 8.25 For information on Aetrex Worldwide Solutions for Foot Pathologies Seminars, please contact the Aetrex Marketing Department at: marketing@aetrex.com. Information on 2012 Aetrex Worldwide Solutions for Foot Pathologies Seminars will be coming soon. 2012 COURSES NATIONAL PEDORTHIC SERVICES - EDUCATIONAL COURSE
April 27-29, 2012
National Pedorthic Services, Milwaukee WI.
Hands-on Custom Foot Orthosis Fabrication Course - 18.25 CEPUs
Contact: Nora Holborow at (414)438-6662 or visit www.npsfoot.com
E-mail: nholborow@npsfoot.com
May 18-20, 2012
National Pedorthic Services, Milwaukee, WI
A Hands-on Approach to Footwear Modifications - 19.25 CEPU's
Contact: Nora Holborow at (414)438-6662 or visit www.npsfoot.com
E-mail: nholborow@npsfoot.com
August 24-26, 2012
National Pedorthic Services, Milwaukee WI
A Hands-on Approach to Footwear Modifications - 19.25 CEPU's
Contact: Nora Holborow at (414)438-6662 or visit www.npsfoot.com
E-mail: nholborow@npsfoot.com
September 21-23, 2012
National Pedorthis Services, Milwaukee, WI
Hands-on Custom Foot Orthosis Fabrication Course - 18.25 CEPUs
Contact: Nora Holborow at (414)438-6662 or visit www.npsfoot.com
E-mail: nholborow@npsfoot.com
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CLASSIFIEDS
| | Seeking to Hire: An experienced, dynamic, patient oriented Certified Pedorthist.
Excellent opportunity to run and develop existing pedorthic department within a successful Podiatric practice in beautiful San Luis Obispo, California. The practitioner will provide patient care in two locations and be responsible for onsite fabrication. The candidate should have three years of clinical pedorthic experience. Undergraduate or graduate degree is a plus. The right practitioner has great opportunity for career and financial growth. Excellent compensation, benefits and relocation allowance provided.
Forward resume to: drb@sanluispodiatrygroup.com: please include letter of interest. Highlight clinical experience and provide references. www.sanluispodiatrygroup.com Ongoing.
Seeking to Hire: Seattle, WA. Looking to hire a Certified Pedorthists / Orthotists or Certified Fitter passionate about patient care. This is a part time position, with March and April almost full time but flexible scheduling. There will also be some other follow up throughout remainder of 2012. You can also work for other company while helping us with this time intensive few months. Requirements: experience with the care and fitting of the diabetic foot, excellent interpersonal skills, high level of organization, motivated, Please send inquires and/or resume to unitedhomeh@yahoo.com, fax 540-774-5071. Ongoing
Seeking to Hire: NEW! Coastal Healthcare Solutions is a Florida based Diabetic Supply company which also specializes in diabetic shoes. We are interested in having contact with fitters in all 50 states to perform in-home diabetic foot evaluations, shoe fittings and deliveries. We have immediate openings in the following states: Hammond Indiana, Dale Texas, Demoines Iowa and Athens Illinois. Call Dan at 321-431-7349, with questions, or send resumes to dkenna@healthsafedme.com Ongoing
Seeking to Hire: Wellness Life Systems, a leading national diabetic shoe provider, is seeking highly motivated Certified Pedorthists with excellent communication skills to join our team. We have positions available in many regions across the country. ACHC accredited, inserts created in our own orthotic lab. This unique opportunity allows the right individuals to: Get back to patient care! Perform in-home diabetic foot evaluations, shoe fittings, and deliveries in your local area; Manage your own territory and set your own schedule. Call Frank, 816-268-6857, with questions, or send resumes to jobs@wellnesslifesystems.com Ongoing
Seeking to Hire: Midwest Medical Services, a national provider of DME products, is seeking to hire Certified Pedorthists. We currently have multiple opportunities in all regions across the United States. Position would entail performing in-home evaluation and fittings, sale of diabetic supplies and pain management DME, managing your territory, and providing excellent patient care. Must be ambitious, well organized, and dependable. At Midwest Medical Services, we strive to provide the best patient care possible and support those who provide great care in our name. Call Kim, (816) 718-6946, with questions and/or email resumes to hr@midwestmedservices.com. We look forward to hearing from you. Ongoing
Seeking to Hire: Since our company's founding in 1923, Yale Surgical Company has been dedicated to meeting the Orthotic, Prosthetic and Pedorthic needs of Connecticut. We are beginning a new family generation of practitioners and are eager to meet the continuing need in our area. We currently have multiple opportunities for C. Ped., CO, CP, CPO and Orthotic/Prosthetic Techs in our New Haven office. We would love to speak with you to discuss your goals and future plans. Please feel free to look at our website, http://www.yalesurgical.com/ and email your resume to info@yalesurgical.com at your earliest convenience. Comp. salary, 401k etc. - Edward N. Kaufman Ongoing
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