Re: US Politics
Robert VanHook
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Title:
Re: US Politics
Creator:
Robert VanHook
Date:
3/22/1999
Text:
Each of the three constituent organizations (ABC, the Academy and AOPA)
have dedicated staff that work specifically on their organization's
activities. ABC has a staff of 8; the Academy 5; and AOPA 9. In addition,
2 people work for NCOPE and one for the Athletic Fund. The National
Service Office has 19 staff members that provide services to the
constituent organizations, and 3 positions are outsourced.
AOPA principal programs that provide member contact are: Government
Relations (including legislative and regulatory lobbying, the Policy Forum
and the O&P Legislative Action Network); Reimbursement Services (provides
individual phone consultations, Coding Seminars, Electronic Illustrated
Guide, and Coding Committee recommendations); and Member Services
(including a wide range of publications, our biweekly fax newsletter AOPA
In Advance, the AOPA National Assembly, the website). In addition, AOPA
will be resuming the publication of the O&P Almanac in October.
Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me.
Bob
Robert T. Van Hook, CAE
Executive Director
American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association
1650 King Street, Suite 500
Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone: 703/836-7116
Fax: 703/836-0838
Email: <Email Address Redacted>
Webpage: www.opoffice.org
On Friday, March 19, 1999 7:51 PM, John Russell [SMTP: <Email Address Redacted> ]
wrote:
> Hi
> This is regarding Gary Lamb e-mail,
> I see that AOPA pays twice as much for rent as ABC, but also twice as
much
> in salaries. Leads me to believe that AOPA has twice as many employees,
> more bodies means more floor. Of course this if everyone is paid the same
> for the same duties.
> I pay the dues to all three of these associations, from my end of things
I
> very seldom come in contact with the AOPA staff. The question is why
does
> AOPA need more employees.
> One question, that I have thought of is, will I have to belong to the NEW
> ASSOCIATION to be part of ABC?
have dedicated staff that work specifically on their organization's
activities. ABC has a staff of 8; the Academy 5; and AOPA 9. In addition,
2 people work for NCOPE and one for the Athletic Fund. The National
Service Office has 19 staff members that provide services to the
constituent organizations, and 3 positions are outsourced.
AOPA principal programs that provide member contact are: Government
Relations (including legislative and regulatory lobbying, the Policy Forum
and the O&P Legislative Action Network); Reimbursement Services (provides
individual phone consultations, Coding Seminars, Electronic Illustrated
Guide, and Coding Committee recommendations); and Member Services
(including a wide range of publications, our biweekly fax newsletter AOPA
In Advance, the AOPA National Assembly, the website). In addition, AOPA
will be resuming the publication of the O&P Almanac in October.
Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me.
Bob
Robert T. Van Hook, CAE
Executive Director
American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association
1650 King Street, Suite 500
Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone: 703/836-7116
Fax: 703/836-0838
Email: <Email Address Redacted>
Webpage: www.opoffice.org
On Friday, March 19, 1999 7:51 PM, John Russell [SMTP: <Email Address Redacted> ]
wrote:
> Hi
> This is regarding Gary Lamb e-mail,
> I see that AOPA pays twice as much for rent as ABC, but also twice as
much
> in salaries. Leads me to believe that AOPA has twice as many employees,
> more bodies means more floor. Of course this if everyone is paid the same
> for the same duties.
> I pay the dues to all three of these associations, from my end of things
I
> very seldom come in contact with the AOPA staff. The question is why
does
> AOPA need more employees.
> One question, that I have thought of is, will I have to belong to the NEW
> ASSOCIATION to be part of ABC?
Citation
Robert VanHook, “Re: US Politics,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 24, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/211395.
