Jeckyl, meet Hyde. Hyde, meet Jeckyl.
Todd Griffin
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Collection
Title:
Jeckyl, meet Hyde. Hyde, meet Jeckyl.
Creator:
Todd Griffin
Date:
3/6/2002
Text:
Brett Saunders wrote:
I am shocked over the attitude 'Mr. Noodleman' and others have about
orthotists. The generalities have been painted with a very broad brush.
What is needed is a paradigm shift. Don't be mad at the orthotists down the
street, they didn't do anything against an ortho tech.
in the same e-mail, he also wrote:
Has the O&P licensure law removed competition? I don't see where it has.
But, it is easy to see where it has driven up the cost of doing business
greatly. Still, with all the negative, I support licensure. Why? Because
the public needs protection. If ortho techs want a change..get a law
passed. Get the O&P law amended. The ranting here does nothing to further
their cause.
I hope Mr. Saunders is not on your state board's PR committee. I can't
decide which is funnier: the fact that he let the true goal of O&P
licensure slip out (erradicating all competitors), or that in the same
breath he said that he supports it because the public needs protection.
Laughable.
Do any of you REALLY think you are fooling anyone with your protect the
patient mantra? Or, perhaps it is the only way you can sleep at night. . .
.???
I hope you guys enjoy your legalized monopoly as long as you have it,
because my guess is that it won't be long!
Just some thoughts from an outsider (in more ways than one!).
J. Todd Griffin MS, ATC
Vice President
OneSource Orthopedics, Inc.
Former rep for The Evil One
Current hanger of my own shingle
Georgia
_________________________________________________________________
Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: <URL Redacted>
I am shocked over the attitude 'Mr. Noodleman' and others have about
orthotists. The generalities have been painted with a very broad brush.
What is needed is a paradigm shift. Don't be mad at the orthotists down the
street, they didn't do anything against an ortho tech.
in the same e-mail, he also wrote:
Has the O&P licensure law removed competition? I don't see where it has.
But, it is easy to see where it has driven up the cost of doing business
greatly. Still, with all the negative, I support licensure. Why? Because
the public needs protection. If ortho techs want a change..get a law
passed. Get the O&P law amended. The ranting here does nothing to further
their cause.
I hope Mr. Saunders is not on your state board's PR committee. I can't
decide which is funnier: the fact that he let the true goal of O&P
licensure slip out (erradicating all competitors), or that in the same
breath he said that he supports it because the public needs protection.
Laughable.
Do any of you REALLY think you are fooling anyone with your protect the
patient mantra? Or, perhaps it is the only way you can sleep at night. . .
.???
I hope you guys enjoy your legalized monopoly as long as you have it,
because my guess is that it won't be long!
Just some thoughts from an outsider (in more ways than one!).
J. Todd Griffin MS, ATC
Vice President
OneSource Orthopedics, Inc.
Former rep for The Evil One
Current hanger of my own shingle
Georgia
_________________________________________________________________
Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: <URL Redacted>
Citation
Todd Griffin, “Jeckyl, meet Hyde. Hyde, meet Jeckyl.,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 28, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/218581.
