You've been fabricating and repairing orthotic devices, demonstrating strong mechanical aptitude and attention to detail. This directly translates to repairing and maintaining a wide array of medical equipment, ensuring their proper function and patient safety. Your understanding of medical procedures and the importance of precision makes you an ideal candidate.

You're accustomed to maintaining accuracy and compliance within the orthotics lab. This keen eye for detail and adherence to procedures is directly applicable to quality control. You've already been ensuring a high quality product, and can easily transition those skills to inspecting a variety of manufactured goods to ensure quality and compliance standards are met.

You've developed and supervised training programs for orthotic personnel, showcasing your communication and instructional skills. This experience makes you well-suited to become a technical trainer, where you can leverage your expertise to train others on specific equipment, software, or procedures within various industries. Your ability to create curriculum and evaluate training effectiveness is a major asset.