Becoming an O & P Certified Professional
Bob Dwyer
Description
Collection
Title:
Becoming an O & P Certified Professional
Creator:
Bob Dwyer
Date:
10/5/2010
Text:
Good morning everyone,
I'm gathering information on how I can become a certified O & P
Practitioner and came across this great resource! I already have a
bachelor's degree and was told the best route for me to go would be to
get enrolled into a certificate program and then do the 12 month
residency. Through my research I've also learned that O & P is on
it's way to being a master's only degree come 2012, which could pose a
problem for me due to what I need to do to get there.
I come from a business background so before enrolling into a
certificate program, I would need to take some pre-reqs courses. My
question is: does the educational requirements AND residency need to
be completed by 2012? I would need to take all my pre-req's this up
coming spring semester 2011, apply to a fall certificate program
(unless there is one in the summer), and then apply for a residency
somewhere? This obviously puts me well into 2012 if everything
proceeds perfectly. Not sure it can be done?
Thanks for any input!
Bob Dwyer
<Email Address Redacted>
I'm gathering information on how I can become a certified O & P
Practitioner and came across this great resource! I already have a
bachelor's degree and was told the best route for me to go would be to
get enrolled into a certificate program and then do the 12 month
residency. Through my research I've also learned that O & P is on
it's way to being a master's only degree come 2012, which could pose a
problem for me due to what I need to do to get there.
I come from a business background so before enrolling into a
certificate program, I would need to take some pre-reqs courses. My
question is: does the educational requirements AND residency need to
be completed by 2012? I would need to take all my pre-req's this up
coming spring semester 2011, apply to a fall certificate program
(unless there is one in the summer), and then apply for a residency
somewhere? This obviously puts me well into 2012 if everything
proceeds perfectly. Not sure it can be done?
Thanks for any input!
Bob Dwyer
<Email Address Redacted>
Citation
Bob Dwyer, “Becoming an O & P Certified Professional,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/231871.
