Jerry Cadigan, CPO(c)

Healthcare Corporation
St. John's, Newfoundland Canada

What brought you to O&P?

Chance.  I took a summer job at an O&P facility to earn a little extra money, then I started college and spent a year learning about electrical engineering. What I learned was that I had no electrical aptitude, so I went back to O&P. 

Any hobbies?

Hockey!! Also, I've been active as a folk singer for 35 years. 

Favorite company to work with?

Otto Bock, they have it all! 

Family?

I've been married for 22 years and have two daughters. One is starting her third year of college; the other started her first year this fall.

Favorite cartoon character?

Huckleberry Hound 

Favorite website?

www.irishmusic.com  

What change or advance would you like to see in O&P?

We need a better vehicle for education and we need to be able to access it better.

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Table Of Contents - January 2003

	The State of the Art in Upper-Limb Prosthetics: Reflections from Respected Voices We compiled a list of experienced leaders in the field of upper-limb prosthetics, drafted a list of thought-provoking questions, and collected insightful and illuminating responses in a series of separate interviews. Feature
	Outcomes Measurements in Upper-Limb Prosthetics: Why So Elusive? Feature - Exclusively Online
	HIPAA Privacy Regulations: A Compliance Challenge This article is the first in a two-part series discussing the two most important compliance challenges facing the O&P field. DC Direct
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	Spanish NGO Aids Honduran Youngsters Salute!
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	As We Look Back on 2002—and Ahead to 2003 Perspective
	From the Editor Viewpoints