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Russ Miller, CP 
Audubon Orthotic & Prosthetic Services Colorado Springs,
Colorado
How did you get involved in
O&P?
I was a therapist in orthopedics and working quite a bit with
amputees. Therapists didn’t get paid much, so I went back to
school. Also, my wife was a therapist, and we were driving each
other crazy!
What would you change about
O&P?
Abolish healthcare politics! Get away from the
“business” of healthcare and get back to the business
of patient care.
What’s your worst job-related
experience?
Product failure in which someone falls.
Tell us about your family.
I have three kids: Sean, 13; Heidi, 10; and Evan, 8, plus
four-legged family members: two dogs, several cats, horses—a
regular “Old MacDonald’s Farm”!
Any regrets in choosing O&P as a
career?
No. Every day I get to see people realizing life doesn’t
end with amputation. The fact that I can help makes it all
worthwhile.
Any plans to retire?
Yesterday, but that didn’t work out. 

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