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ChatGBT Executive Summary of ASOP Training
What an ASOP ortho staff training program has:• Musculoskeletal anatomy, fracture terminology, and common orthopedic injuries • Patient assessment, positioning, skin preparation, padding, and cast application • Application and removal of common upper- and lower-extremity casts and splints • Safe use of cast saws and other casting equipment • Pressure-point prevention, swelling management, neurovascular checks, and patient safety • Recognition of complications such as excessive pain, numbness, impaired circulation, skin injury, or compartment syndrome • Cast-care instructions and communication with patients and families • Infection-control procedures, documentation, and professional responsibilities
The most effective training is primarily hands-on, with participants repeatedly applying and removing casts rather than only watching demonstrations or presentations. Online textbooks, instructional videos, quizzes, and continuing education can strengthen the learning, but they should not replace supervised practice.After completing the course, the medical assistant should continue training in the orthopedic office under the direct supervision of an experienced orthopedic clinician or qualified casting professional. Competency should be documented for each cast and splinting procedure before the employee performs it independently.
Save time and travel expenses. Customized training.
One and two day workshops available. Continuing Education approved.
"The students all really enjoyed the class and got a lot out of it. They are asking if she can come back to teach the advanced course. Thank you for providing such a wonderful class. Even our physician who attended had great things to say. We appreciate all your effort with it." WEST TEXAS ORTHOPEDICS
Do you have six or more attendees?We can bring the workshop directly to your practice or hospital.
Fewer than six attendees?We offer a semi-private workshop option at your facility.
Click above to request a customized proposal for your practice or hospital. Please include the number of participants, your city and state, and your preferred dates.All attendees receive a one-year membership with American Society of Orthopedic Professionals and are eligible to take the Orthopedic Allied Professional (OAP) exam following the workshop.Participants may also take the Registered Orthopedic Technologist (ROT) exam at no additional cost after meeting the six-month experience requirement.
Athletic Trainers (ATs) are eligible to take the OPE exam and can earn up to 50 approved continuing education (CE) hours by completing the online CE program. Cost is $375.00 per student for the one day workshop which includes the ROT (6 months experience in casting required) or OPE certification exam. $675.00 for the two program which is best for inexperienced and new casters. Required Supplies & Equipment for workshop 1 day workshops require 60% of two day workshop supplies These supplies should be at your location one week before the workshop 1 day FAQs All private workshop participants receive a one-year ASOP membership and are eligible to take the Registered Orthopedic Technologist (ROT) exam at no additional cost.
ASOP workshops are pre-approved for up to 14 continuing education (CE) hours—14 hours for a two-day workshop and 7 hours for a one-day workshop. These hours apply to Radiologic Technologists, Athletic Trainers, Nurses (RN, LPN, NP), Physician Assistants (PA-C), Medical Assistants, Orthopedic Technologists, Physical and Occupational Therapists, Orthotic Fitters, and Orthotists. Other professionals may submit these hours to their respective organizations or state licensing boards for approval.
While the hands-on workshop is conducted over one or two days, the orthopedic training continues well beyond the classroom. Participants receive access to a comprehensive online learning platform that includes casting manuals, orthopedic study guides, live Zoom sessions, practice exams, and preparation for the ROT certification exam. Private workshop attendees may begin the online coursework prior to attending the in-person training.
To request a customized proposal for a private workshop, please complete the Private Workshop Contact Form, link above. Be sure to include the number of participants, your facility address, and your preferred workshop dates.
Fewer than six attendees?We offer a semi-private workshop option at your facility.
Click above to request a customized proposal for your practice or hospital. Please include the number of participants, your city and state, and your preferred dates.All attendees receive a one-year membership with American Society of Orthopedic Professionals and are eligible to take the Orthopedic Allied Professional (OAP) exam following the workshop.Participants may also take the Registered Orthopedic Technologist (ROT) exam at no additional cost after meeting the six-month experience requirement.
Athletic Trainers (ATs) are eligible to take the OPE exam and can earn up to 50 approved continuing education (CE) hours by completing the online CE program. Cost is $375.00 per student for the one day workshop which includes the ROT (6 months experience in casting required) or OPE certification exam. $675.00 for the two program which is best for inexperienced and new casters. Required Supplies & Equipment for workshop 1 day workshops require 60% of two day workshop supplies These supplies should be at your location one week before the workshop 1 day FAQs All private workshop participants receive a one-year ASOP membership and are eligible to take the Registered Orthopedic Technologist (ROT) exam at no additional cost.
ASOP workshops are pre-approved for up to 14 continuing education (CE) hours—14 hours for a two-day workshop and 7 hours for a one-day workshop. These hours apply to Radiologic Technologists, Athletic Trainers, Nurses (RN, LPN, NP), Physician Assistants (PA-C), Medical Assistants, Orthopedic Technologists, Physical and Occupational Therapists, Orthotic Fitters, and Orthotists. Other professionals may submit these hours to their respective organizations or state licensing boards for approval.
While the hands-on workshop is conducted over one or two days, the orthopedic training continues well beyond the classroom. Participants receive access to a comprehensive online learning platform that includes casting manuals, orthopedic study guides, live Zoom sessions, practice exams, and preparation for the ROT certification exam. Private workshop attendees may begin the online coursework prior to attending the in-person training.
To request a customized proposal for a private workshop, please complete the Private Workshop Contact Form, link above. Be sure to include the number of participants, your facility address, and your preferred workshop dates.
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Private & Semi-Private Workshops now available from ASOP
One and two day workshops available.Our private courses save travel time and expenses.
"The students all really enjoyed the class and got a lot out of it. They are asking if she can come back to teach the advanced course. Thank you for providing such a wonderful class. Even our physician who attended had great things to say. We appreciate all your effort with it." WEST TEXAS ORTHOPEDICS
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Semi-Private Workshops - Not enough attendees? We can promote the workshop to nearby practices and hospitals. Recent Private Workshops were held for
Orthopedic Institute, Ocala, FL
Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX
Peace Health, Bellingham, WA
Advocate Orthopedics, Tacoma, WA
Suburban Orthopedics, Chicago, IL
Indian Healthcare Service, Crownpoint, NM
Indian Healthcare Service, OK, Cherokee Nation
OrthoExpress, Ft Wayne, IN
West Texas Ortho, Midland Texas
Kaiser Medical Center, Palo Alto, CA
University of California @San Francisco
Abilene Christian University, TX
Intermed Orthopedics, Portland, ME
Mayo Clinic, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Atrius Health, Boston, MA
Uni of Kentucky Sport Medicine, Lexington, KY
Houston Texans Football Team Trainers, Houston
Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH
Samsun Clinic, Santa Barbara, CA
New Orleans Saints Football Team Trainers, New Orleans
Sam Houston University, Huntsville, TX
Orthopedic Associates, Dutchess County, NY
Johns Hopkins All Children's Hosp, St. Pete FL
Memorial Health Systems, Marrietta, OH
Plymouth Bay Orthopedics, CT
UCSF Childrens Hospital, Oakland, C A
Shannon Health Ortho, San Angelo, TX
Yale University Medicine, New Haven, CT
Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland
University of Colorado, Denver, CO
University of Texas, Odessa, TX
Uni of Colorado Health, Denver, CO
Parkland Hospital, Dallas, TX
New Orleans Saints Football Team, LA
Lake Tahoe Regional Hospital, CA
UPMC, Williamsport, PA
Moskeegee Bone and Joint, OK
Apache Indian Healthcare, AZ
HCA Hospitals, FL
Uni of CA @ San Fran, San Francisco, CA
Dedham Orthopedic,Associates, Dedham, MA
CCM Medical Center, Lawton, OK
US Army, Ft Belvoir, VA
Plymouth Orthopedics, Plymouth, MA
Yale University Medical, New Haven, CTTexas Tech University, El Paso
Advent Health, Sebring, FL
Advent Health, Daytona, FL
Kaiser, Largo, MD
Salina Regional, Kansas
Tidelands Ortho, Myrtle Beach, SC
Cleveland Clinic, Weston, FL
Rochester Regional Hospital, NY
OSF Orthopedics Shenandoah University
Harvard University, MA
Northwell Ortho, LI,
NYSpectrum Ortho, OH
Essentia, Fargo,ND
Cleveland Clinic,Cleveland, OH
Commonwealth Orthopedics, KY
Kaiser, Sacramento, CA
Piedmont Orthopedics, Greenville, SC
Carolina's Medical Center, Charlotte, NC
Providence Hospital Ortho, Spokane, WA
Lawrence Avenue Orthopedic Clinic, Potsdam, NY
Ocean Orthopedics, NJ
Indian Medical Center, Gallup, NM
Essentia Medical Center, Fargo, ND
Ohio Health, Westerville, OH
Orthopedic Associates, Red Bank, NJ
Indian Medical Center, Ft. Defiance, AZ
Orthopedics & Sports Medicine of Red Bank, NJ
University of California @San Francisco Med Ctr Ortho
Geisinger Medical Systems, Danville, PA
Powell Medical Center, Powell, WY Kaiser Permanente, Portland, OR
University of California @ San Francisco Orthopedics
Quincy Orthopedics, IL
Rezin Orthopedics, Morris, IL
Shawnee Orthopedics, OK
East Stroudsburg University, ATC Program
Grand Junction Orthopedics, CO
Providence Hospital, AK