Residencies comprise the second half of the education and experience required for becoming an orthotic and prosthetic professional. During a residency program, you will gain clinical training and experience, which will prepare you in becoming a competent, independent practitioner.
The Orthotic/Prosthetic Residency Centralized Application (OPRESCAS) is a service of the National Commission on Orthotic and Prosthetic Education (NCOPE). OPRESCAS allows you to apply to multiple, accredited orthotic and prosthetic programs with only one application and set of materials.
