MAS seminar - Ann Arbor, MI
Jim Andreassen
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Title:
MAS seminar - Ann Arbor, MI
Creator:
Jim Andreassen
Date:
3/13/2006
Text:
Our MAS course scheduled for April 14-15 at the University of Michigan in
Ann Arbor, MI is fast approaching. We still have some spots available for
those that are interested in attending.
Two tiers of learning are offered at the seminars:
* Tier I - Hands-On - Full two-day seminar, which includes patient
evaluation with casting, modifications, and two test sockets. Attendee must
provide own patient model and his/her travel arrangements.
* Tier II - Observation - Full two-day seminar that includes all course
materials, observation of patient evaluation, but no hands-on participation.
There will be 2-3 observers teamed up with each hands-on attendee who will
assist in all aspects of the casting, modifying and fitting of the test
sockets.
For those not familiar with the M.A.S. socket design, it is a revolutionary
new socket design created by Marlo Ortiz from Guadalajara, MX. To read more
about the socket design, read a recent article in the O&P Edge at:
<URL Redacted>
rtiz+socket+design
< <URL Redacted>
ortiz+socket+design>
Please contact Sue at 800-214-6742 if you would like to attend.
Jim Andreassen
President, OPGA
Phone: 800-214-6742
Fax: 888-449-0610
email: <Email Address Redacted>
Ann Arbor, MI is fast approaching. We still have some spots available for
those that are interested in attending.
Two tiers of learning are offered at the seminars:
* Tier I - Hands-On - Full two-day seminar, which includes patient
evaluation with casting, modifications, and two test sockets. Attendee must
provide own patient model and his/her travel arrangements.
* Tier II - Observation - Full two-day seminar that includes all course
materials, observation of patient evaluation, but no hands-on participation.
There will be 2-3 observers teamed up with each hands-on attendee who will
assist in all aspects of the casting, modifying and fitting of the test
sockets.
For those not familiar with the M.A.S. socket design, it is a revolutionary
new socket design created by Marlo Ortiz from Guadalajara, MX. To read more
about the socket design, read a recent article in the O&P Edge at:
<URL Redacted>
rtiz+socket+design
< <URL Redacted>
ortiz+socket+design>
Please contact Sue at 800-214-6742 if you would like to attend.
Jim Andreassen
President, OPGA
Phone: 800-214-6742
Fax: 888-449-0610
email: <Email Address Redacted>
Citation
Jim Andreassen, “MAS seminar - Ann Arbor, MI,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/226363.
