Cast Technician

Position Summary The Cast Technician serves as the dedicated clinical support for an assigned physician, providing specialized orthopaedic care throughout the patient visit. This role assists with orthopaedic procedures, applies and manages casts, splints, braces, and other orthopedic devices, educates patients, and supports efficient clinic operations while delivering an exceptional patient experience. The position is classified as contingent and is regularly scheduled on Mondays and Thursdays. Key Responsibilities Physician & Clinical Support - Support an assigned physician during daily clinic. - Prepare patients and exam rooms for evaluation and treatment. - Assist with in-office orthopedic procedures. - Promote efficient patient flow throughout the clinic. Casting & Orthopedic Care - Apply, remove, and adjust casts, splints, braces, and other orthopaedic devices. - Assist with fracture reductions and other orthopaedic procedures. - Remove sutures, staples, dressings, and immobilization devices as directed. - Monitor circulation, skin integrity, and proper device fit. Patient Education - Educate patients on cast care, brace use, activity restrictions, and follow-up care. - Reinforce provider treatment plans and answer routine patient questions. - Deliver compassionate, patient-centered care throughout every visit. Clinical Operations - Document patient care accurately in the Electronic Health Record (EHR). - Maintain casting supplies, equipment, and exam room readiness. - Follow HIPAA, OSHA, and organizational policies. - Perform additional duties to support clinic operations. What Success Looks Like Successful Cast Technicians: - Deliver safe, accurate orthopaedic care. - Provide an exceptional patient experience. - Support efficient physician workflows and clinic operations. - Demonstrate professionalism, teamwork, and accountability. - Maintain high standards of quality, safety, and documentation. Qualifications Required - High school diploma or GED. - Minimum of one (1) year of orthopaedic or casting experience. - Knowledge of casting, splinting, braces, and orthopedic devices. - Strong communication and organizational skills. Preferred - Orthopaedic Technologist Certified (OTC). - Experience in an orthopaedic or pediatric practice. - Electronic Health Record (EHR) experience.