Durable Medical Equipment Specialist
CurrentIn my role, I evaluate patients' injuries to determine the appropriate type and size of cast, splint, or brace as prescribed by the provider. I take the time to verify health insurance and discuss cost estimates with patients to ensure they are well-informed. Once I have assessed the situation, I skillfully apply the necessary casts, splints, or braces to immobilize and protect broken bones, sprains, or other musculoskeletal injuries.I also prioritize educating patients on how to care for their injuries. This includes providing guidance on proper hygiene practices and informing them about signs of potential complications. When the time comes, I safely remove the casts and splints once the injury has healed sufficiently.In addition to these responsibilities, I maintain an inventory of the necessary equipment and clinical supplies to ensure everything is readily available. Throughout this process, I have developed a strong understanding of how to handle stressful and emotional situations, offering a gentle and calming presence to my patients. I’ve adapted to working long hours under heavy workloads while consistently maintaining a high level of organization and attention to detail.