• Nathalie Anglehart

    Member Profile Highlight: What led you to enter the Prosthetic/Orthotic Profession, and what would youconsider to be your greatest joy about doing the work you do? Dans quelle profession êtes-vous entré et qu’est-ce que vous considérez comme votre plus grande joie dans le travail que vous faites ? I am a certified orthotist since over 30 years.…

  • Arezoo Eshraghi

    Member Profile Highlight: What led you to enter the Prosthetic/Orthotic Profession, and what would you consider to be your greatest joy about doing the work you do?I visited a P&O facility before I choose my major at university and was impressed by artistic yet well engineered devices that helped improve life of people with mobility…

  • Alain Plouffe

    Member Profile Highlight: What profession did you enter into, and what would you consider to be your greatest joy about doing the work you do? After completing my degree in Human Kinetics at Ottawa U and then Clinical P&O at George Brown College, I became a Certified Orthotist. Currently, I oversee the Orthotics, Pedorthics, Prosthetics…

  • Gertrude Mensch

    Member Profile Highlight: Throughout my career as a physiotherapist, I was employed at the Henderson General Hospital in Hamilton, Ontario. I thoroughly enjoyed what I did. Please realize that I date back to a time when “my” hospital owned 3 pigs (1956). They were cared for by a nearby farmer and were fed by left…

  • Amputees in Developing Nations

    Greg Bush has a vivid memory from his experience working with amputees in Haiti. “A woman walked for three days on one leg and a crutch to get a BK prosthesis,” recalls Bush, a Canadian prosthetist. “She slept out on the road. She can’t go away and return for a follow up. We expect them…