Orthotic Fabrication Technician — Part-Time

Put your hands-on and organizational skills to work helping children

Center for Pediatric Movement (CPM) is seeking a part-time Orthotic Fabrication Technician to assist with pediatric orthotic fabrication while also providing clinical support and administrative assistance.

This varied role is ideal for someone who enjoys detailed, hands-on work, helping families, and keeping a busy clinic organized. You’ll work in a positive, collaborative environment alongside an orthotist and physical and occupational therapists who value orthotic care and the teamwork behind it.

What you’ll do

Orthotic fabrication and technical support

• Fabricate orthotic devices according to the orthotist’s specifications and established procedures.
• Assist with plaster model preparation and modifications as directed.
• Prepare materials and assist with thermoplastic forming, trimming, grinding, smoothing, and finishing.
• Attach and replace straps, padding, and other components.
• Complete repairs and modifications under the orthotist’s direction.
• Check completed work for finish quality and consistency with fabrication instructions.
• Track fabrication tasks and communicate questions, supply needs, and production timelines.
• Maintain clean, organized workspaces and follow equipment safety procedures.

Clinical and administrative support

• Help prepare treatment spaces, materials, and equipment for patient visits.
• Clean and organize shared equipment and supplies between visits.
• Assist with scheduling orthotic evaluations, fittings, and follow-up appointments.
• Help answer calls and messages, greet families, and provide front desk coverage as assigned.
• Support paperwork collection, document uploads, and accurate record organization.
• Assist with tracking orthotic orders, prescriptions, authorization status, and delivery timelines in coordination with the clinical and administrative team.
• Monitor inventory and assist with ordering and restocking supplies.
• Relay family questions to the appropriate clinician and assist with nonclinical follow-up.
• Support other routine clinic operations while maintaining patient confidentiality.

Patient evaluations, device selection, and clinical fitting decisions are the orthotist’s responsibility.

What we’re looking for

• Experience in orthotic fabrication preferred.
• Related experience in manufacturing, woodworking, model making, or other detailed work with tools and materials may also be considered.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow written and verbal instructions.
• Ability to use hand tools and fabrication equipment safely.
• Strong organizational skills and comfort with computers and administrative tasks.
• Friendly, professional communication with children, caregivers, and coworkers.
• Dependability, flexibility, and ability to transition between fabrication and clinic support responsibilities.
• Orthotic technician education or certification is a plus.
• Healthcare administrative or pediatric experience is a plus.

Why join CPM?

Your work will support both the creation of orthotic devices and a welcoming, organized experience for children and families. You’ll join a team that appreciates your technical skills, values collaboration, and recognizes the importance of every role in patient care.

Apply

Please submit your resume through Indeed and a cover letter to describe your fabrication, administrative, or related hands-on experience. Include your preferred weekly availability.

Pay: $29.00 - $34.92 per hour

Expected hours: 10.0 – 20.0 per week

Benefits:

• Flexible schedule

Work Location: In person

Salary : $29 - $35