Licensed orthotist definition

Licensed orthotist or "LO" means a person licensed under
Licensed orthotist means a person licensed under this article to practice orthotics and who represents himself or herself to the public by title and description of services that includes the term "orthotic," "orthotist," "brace," or a similar title or description of services.
Licensed orthotist means a person licensed under the Orthotics and Prosthetics Practice Act to practice orthotics and who is entitled to represent himself or herself to the public by a title or description of services that includes the term "orthotic" or "orthotist";

More Definitions of Licensed orthotist

Licensed orthotist means a person licensed under this chapter to practice orthotics.
Licensed orthotist means a person licensed under the Orthotics and Prosthetics Practice Act to practice orthotics (provision of orthoses) and who is entitled to represent himself or herself to the public by a title or description of services that includes the term "orthotic" or "orthotist" whom evaluates, measures, designs, fabricates, assembles, fits, adjusts, or services an orthosis as prescribed by a licensed physician for the support or correction of disabilities caused by neuromusculoskeletal diseases, injuries, or deformities.
Licensed orthotist means a person who is licensed under this chapter to practice orthotics and who represents the person to the public by title or description of services that includes the term "orthotic," "orthotist," "brace," or a similar title or description of services;
Licensed orthotist or "LO" means a person licensed under this chapter who practices orthotics and represents the person to the public by a title or description of services that includes the term "orthotics," "orthotist," "brace," "orthoses," "orthotic," or a similar title or description of services.
Licensed orthotist means any person who practices orthotics and
Licensed orthotist means a person licensed under the
Licensed orthotist means any person who practices orthotics and who represents himself to the public by title or by description of services, under any title incorporating such terms as "orthotics," "orthotists," "orthotic," or "L.O." or any similar title or description of services, provided that the