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Jim Rogers, CPO, FAAOPJim Rogers, CPO, FAAOP
Orthotic & Prosthetic Associates Inc.
Chattanooga, Tennessee
 Why did you decide to go into the
O&P profession?
My dad is disabled, and I was introduced to orthotics
through his disability.
What single change would benefit the O&P
profession the most?
One hundred percent of the profession joining the
Academy.
Tell us about your family.
There's my wife Caroline, a physical therapist;
daughters Jessica and Lauren; and son Jason.
Who is the person you admire most?
Jesus Christ.
If you weren't in O&P, what would be your next
choice?
Wildlife management.
What is your most memorable work experience?
Working in Mexican and Haitian clinics. 
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