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Logan’s experience includes roles as the division supervisor of prosthetics/orthotics at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, branch manager with Hanger Prosthetics, North American prosthetics manager with CAMP Healthcare in Atlanta, and NOPCO’s clinical coordinator at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Kent Riddle, Mary Free Bed CEO, adds that Logan’s, “experience in this field covers a broad spectrum—patient, practitioner, manufacturer, manager, and educator.”
The release reports that Logan’s interest in the field stems from his own below the knee amputation. Following the procedure, Logan went on to actively compete against able-bodied athletes and lecture about amputee athletics, disabilities, and prosthetics and orthotics at institutions nationwide and in Europe. Logan has also been published and quoted in a variety of professional journals and publications,
“We are very excited to have Patrick on board to lead our Orthotics and Prosthetics Corporation…His addition to our team will better enable us to restore hope and freedom to our patients and families,” Riddle says.
Source: Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital