New England Chapter
Officers
Nathan Seversky, CP, President
Hanger P & O, Inc.
1985 Barnum Ave
Stratford, CT 06615
Telephone: (203) 377-8820
Fax: (203) 380-0675
E-mail: nseversky@hanger.com
Vice- President | Karen Lynch, CPO |
Secretary/Treasurer | Mark Tlumacki, CO |
Immediate Past President | Kenneth D. Cornell, CO, FAAOP |
Directors:
Staci Dorr, CO, PT
Jeffrey Hoerner, CPO
Paul Jenkins CP
Phil Pincince CO
Erin Cammarata, RTO, Executive Director
Chapter Boundaries
The New England geographic area, including Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Number of Members: N/A
Annual Dues Amount(s): N/A
Chapter Meeting Attendance: N/A
Membership Requirements
Any member of the Academy within the geographical boundaries of the chapter who is in good standing with the American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists (A complete definition can be found in the Chapter bylaws).
Fellow Scholarship
The New England Chapter of the American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetist (NEAAOP) offers a scholarship to New England members towards becoming Fellows of the Academy. Download the Application for further details.
Previous Chapter Highlights
The 2008 Annual Meeting was held in Mount Snow, Vermont on October 22-24th..
The 2007 Annual Meeting was held at The Hilton Hotel in Mystic, CT on November 7-9th..
The program started a day early with the WalkAide Certification Course .
Total possible credits for last years program including WalkAide was 31.25.
Chapter Benefits/Areas of Involvement
Through chapter membership, practitioners are recognized as practicing according to Academy standards.
The Chapter has an Athletic Fund for clients of the New England Chapter orthotic and prosthetic facilities so individuals can participate in competitive athletic programs.
The Chapter has contributed to the Academy Grassroots marketing efforts, to the Kurt Marshall fund, and to the Northeast Passage.
Chapter Goals and Objectives
Conduct activities which promote the attainment of the highest standards of professional and ethical conduct of practitioners.
Collaborate with recognized educational, research and other organizations to enhance and further develop the profession of orthotics and prosthetics.
Provide continuing education to enhance the professional and ethical competency of practitioners.
Member Involvement
If you are a current Chapter member and would like to become more involved or if you are interested in becoming a member let us know! Please contact New England Chapter President, Nathan Seversky, CP at (203)377-8820 .
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