Paul Leimkuehler serves as clinical director of Physio O&P, which works with patients in need of orthotics and prosthetics. Paul Leimkuehler maintains membership in the American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists (AAOP).
The AAOP is a professional organization committed to the advancement of professional standards through education, research, advocacy, and collaboration.
The educational requirements to become a Fellow of the AAOP are rigorous. All applicants are required to complete two certificate programs for Professional Development. For each certificate program, applicants must complete seven to ten modules and pass a comprehensive test.
Apart from the educational requirements, aspiring AAOP Fellows must comply with the academy's service requirement. Applicants must show a track record proving their contributions to the advancement of the orthotic and prosthetic profession. Such contributions range from writing a research paper that has been accepted for publication in the AAOP's official journal to completing 40 hours of community service.
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