Paul Hendrickson, CP

Paul Hendrickson, CP
Ascent Orthotics & Prosthetics
Denver, Colorado

What is your favorite website?

www.ascentclinics.com

If you weren't in O&P, what would be your next career choice?

Working up on the farm.

Who is the person you admire most?

My wife Cathy. A wonderful mom!

Where do you want to be in five years?

Continuing to grow and develop Ascent O&P.

What single change would benefit the O&P profession the most?

Legislation protecting the integrity of the O&P professional and the services we offer.

If you were marooned on a desert island, what three things would you miss most?

Family, snow, and the Broncos.

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Table Of Contents - January 2006

	Licensure: Setting O&P Professionals Apart from General Providers Feature
	Licensure: Advice from Battle-Hardened Warriors Feature - Exclusively Online
	Licensure: Learning from Mistakes Feature - Exclusively Online
	Licensure: If There’s a Small Population Feature - Exclusively Online
	Licensure: Is Anybody Still Opposed? Feature - Exclusively Online
	Anthropometrics Goes Beyond Immediate Prosthetic Benefits Feature
	'If I Can't Run Fast, I'll Run Far' Today's Consumer
	After a Disaster: Filing a Business Insurance Claim Legal EDGE
	104 Disabled Athletes Display Prowess at Exciting San Diego Triathlon Sports Page
	Prosthetist Keeps Poultry in Motion Creature Care
	2006 Trends: Deja Vu All Over Again? Perspective
	Got FAQs? Got FAQs?
	Paul Hendrickson, CP Profile
	From the Editor - Licensure: Setting O&P Apart Viewpoint