Regional Traveling Orthotist

As a Regional Traveling Orthotist at Cranial Technologies, your primary responsibilities include evaluating infants for plagiocephaly, fitting DOC Bands, and providing follow-up care to ensure optimal treatment outcomes. You will engage with families throughout the treatment process, guiding them and creating a supportive environment that facilitates their child's progress.

To qualify for the Regional Traveling Orthotist position at Cranial Technologies, you must be a certified orthotist with a passion for pediatric care. While experience in pediatrics is preferred, it’s not mandatory as the company offers extensive training. Candidates with backgrounds in physical or occupational therapy are also encouraged to apply.

Working as a Regional Traveling Orthotist with Cranial Technologies comes with a variety of benefits including competitive pay ranging from $95,000 to $110,000, comprehensive healthcare options, 3.5 weeks of paid time off, and a supportive work environment focused on mentorship. Additionally, all travel expenses are fully covered.

Cranial Technologies provides a thorough training program for new Regional Traveling Orthotists, which includes mentorship and hands-on training to ensure you feel confident in treating infant patients. The program helps you understand the intricacies of plagiocephaly treatment and familiarize yourself with company protocols and practices.

Cranial Technologies is dedicated to the professional growth of its Regional Traveling Orthotists. The company emphasizes ongoing education and offers future opportunities for leadership roles in training and mentoring, as well as workshops to add to your skills in pediatric care.

Share your personal journey into orthotics and why the pediatric field interests you. Emphasize your passion for making a difference in children's lives and how working with families resonates with your career goals.

Discuss the steps involved in assessing an infant's head shape and how you go about taking accurate measurements and fittings. Highlight your attention to detail and understanding of the orthotic process, ensuring to convey empathy for the child's needs.

Talk about building rapport through effective communication and creating a supportive atmosphere. Mention strategies you use to educate families about the treatment process, ensuring they feel heard and involved.

Provide an example showcasing your problem-solving abilities and how you utilized your clinical judgment to navigate difficult scenarios, all while maintaining a positive environment for the patient and family.

Highlight the importance of individualized treatment plans, continual assessment of head shapes, and educating parents on the various aspects of care. Emphasize the collaborative relationship between you and the family throughout the treatment process.

Discuss your commitment to continuous professional development by attending workshops, reading relevant publications, and networking with colleagues to stay informed about the latest advancements and best practices in the field.

Mention how Cranial Technologies stands out as a leader in treating plagiocephaly and your admiration for their commitment to patient care and high-quality service. Express your alignment with the company’s values and mission.

Share your organizational skills and techniques for planning travel routes, scheduling appointments, and ensuring efficient patient care across multiple locations, without compromising on quality.

Demonstrate your communication skills by explaining how you would listen to their concerns, provide evidence-based information about the benefits of treatment, and reassure them of the expertise offered by Cranial Technologies.

Outline characteristics such as empathy, attention to detail, strong communication skills, and the ability to work collaboratively with families and medical professionals. Emphasize your alignment with these qualities as essential to delivering exceptional patient care.