You've been trained to assess physical needs and create solutions for patients with mobility limitations. As an Ergonomics Consultant, you can apply this knowledge to optimize workspaces, prevent injuries, and improve employee well-being by assessing and modifying work environments to fit the needs of employees.

You've developed a deep understanding of medical devices and their application in patient care. As a Medical Equipment Sales Representative, you can leverage this expertise to build trust with healthcare providers, recommend appropriate equipment solutions, and drive sales within the medical device industry.

You have experience managing physical medicine and orthotic services, including resources, personnel, and administrative tasks. This background makes you well-suited for a Healthcare Administrator role, where you can oversee the operations of medical facilities, manage budgets, and ensure quality patient care.

You've casted and corrected shoes, designed orthoses, and understand how to help people with disabilities improve their comfort and mobility. Your understanding of the anatomy and how the human body works will allow you to design shoes for people with special medical needs.