Another class in the books! Last week, our Cohort finished Clinical Evaluation Tools..

Our cohort just finished up in Orthotic Management of the Lower Limb 2, where we spent…

We wrapped up our first semester by getting in the lab and working on our hand skills. It was a lot of fun to…

We officially wrapped up our second semester at IIOP with Orthotic Management of the Spine! Throughout this course…

This week marked the end of Prosthetic Management of the Lower Limb I! To wrap up the course, we delivered the total surface bearing (TSB) sockets we fabricated for our patient models. After completing…

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After completing our last two courses, pathology and clinical evaluation tools…

This week was a big one for us in Prosthetic Management of the Lower Limb!

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We are so excited to continue our education here at IIOP as the Summer 2026 cohort! After finishing our anatomy and physiology course this past week, we are diving into neuroanatomy to get a deeper understanding of the human body. Thanks to our palpation lab…

As we wrapped up Orthotic Management of the Upper Limb, our class completed several fabrication projects that challenged us to apply both…

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The Spring 2026 cohort has officially begun our journey here at IIOP as Teal Team 12. Over the past several weeks…

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Our cohort has had an eventful month since returning from break! We started with upper extremity orthotics, moved on to lower extremity orthotics, and had some pirate themed fun in the meantime!

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Since our last update, our cohort has made great strides as we’ve completed coursework on introductory lab skills, clinical techniques, and the beginnings of gait analysis.

This semester has been full of new experiences for the Bakers Dozen. We’ve continued building on our skills through new classes, labs, guest presentations, and professional opportunities.

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The Handful have continued our curriculum at IIOP and started to get involved in the community through volunteering and fun events!

Since completing anatomy and physiology, we’ve deepened our knowledge by digging into the specifics of neuroanatomy and beginning to learn the various pathologies that we will encounter with patients as professionals. This clinically relevant work included conditions such as Parkinson’s, Cerebral Palsy, Spinal Cord injuries, Fractures, Pediatric, and many other conditions!