Description

East Coast Orthotic & Prosthetic Corp. is currently recruiting clinically-experienced CPOs, COs and Board-eligible Practitioners to join our growing team.  We are seeking motivated individuals to use his/her creativity and talent to invent new solutions, meet new demands, and offer the most effective services/ products in the industry. We will give you the tools necessary to further develop and expand your skills/ experience. If you like working as an integral part in a team atmosphere and are passionate about providing the best quality service to patients, this is the position for you!

East Coast Orthotic & Prosthetic Corp. offers:

• Competitive pay (based on experience)
• Medical, Dental and Vision plans available
• AFLAC and Allstate Plans available
• 401K Plan
• PTO (Paid Time Off) and Holidays
• Opportunities for internal career advancement in a growing and competitive industry

Qualifications:

• Must maintain valid certification and appropriate CEU requirements.
• Must maintain all Medical and Corporate Compliance Requirements, as per Federal, State, NYC and/or Company Standards
• Experience with orthotic management and the diagnoses of children a PLUS
• Experience working for an O & P Practice, preferably in a hospital-setting preferred (newly certified clinicians will be considered)
• Time Management & Delegation Skill-sets
• Knowledge of Insurance / Billing a Plus
• Must take accountability for patients and accounts, further educate and rectify issues by taking initiative
• Must have the means to travel to multiple locations if/as needed (primarily within NY-metro area)
• Willing to learn, possess excellent communication skills and be a team player
• Must desire a busy schedule and work environment.

Salary for Certified Practitioners: Starting at $80k-plus, dependent on experience for CPOs
Salary for Board-eligible Practitions: Salary range of $70k - $75k

Requirements

Responsibilities will include but may not be limited to :

• Will work hands-on with patients and alongside physicians.
• Will measure, mold, fit and be an intricate part of item production for patients.
• Will be responsible for deliveries, education & follow-up sessions w/ patients.
• May travel to multiple facilities, hospitals, patient homes will be needed at times (within the Western NY regional area)
• Work with Lab & Purchasing Teams to assure products arrive timely for patients
• Coordinate patient appointments with your staff CSR(s) and patients.
• Adhere to and ensure that policies and procedures are followed in department and that any compliance issues are addressed with the Compliance and Quality Assurance Officer.