Jesse Goss, CPO

Question: Was O&P your first choice for a profession?

Answer: Yes, right after NBA forward.

Q: Who was/is your mentor in O&P?

A: There are several individuals I look up to, but #1 is Bob Davis, CPO, instructor at the Air Force school I attended.

Q: If you were ice cream, what flavor would you be?

A: Peanut brittle.

Q: What is the best thing about your job?

A: I work for myself and can take care of my patients the way I want to.

Q: Family?

A: Marcia, my wife of seven years; a cat, Alley Cat; and a dog, Baby Beagle.

Q: Do you have hobbies that you pursue?

A: Flying.

Q: What advice would you give someone thinking of entering the O&P field?

A: Don't do it unless you really, truly care about people!

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Table Of Contents - April 2002

	Building a Winning Team: How Can You Do It?
	Firm Achieves Teamwork Through School of Hard Knocks
	Yanke Bionics Team Thrives in Tight Market
	POA: Patients Come First
	Introducing a new team to serve O&P and allied professions Viewpoints
	Industry Insight Industry Insight
	SKINNERGY™ Now Available Through SPS Showcase
	Profiles: Meet your colleagues
	New Stars Rise; Old Stars Shine at Paralympics
	Association Spotlight Association Spotlight
	Teamwork Tips From the Front Lines Exclusively Online
	Jesse Goss, CPO Profiles
	Consumer Empowerment Grows in Developing Countries Salute!