ASOPA - American Society of Orthopedic Physician's Assistants

The American Society of Orthopedic Physician's Assistants was established on August 29, 1982, in Boston, Massachusetts. ASOPA was initially imagined in the psyches and hearts of a couple of individuals from the National Federation of Orthopedic Technologists numerous years before 1982. The gathering perceived that quality is encouraged in solidarity, and demonstrable skill is established in the plan of objectives and norms. A center gathering of orthopedic technologists conferred themselves to the detailing of an autonomous, self-administering association. They introduced their ideas to the full enrollment of the Federation in Dallas, Texas in 1981. A vote was taken, and the choice was made to get ready to dispatch the new relationship at the 1982 tradition. Agents from the different local, state, and nearby gatherings (individuals from the Federation) met up in Boston to receive a sanction and by-laws for a genuinely national association. Officers were chosen, and the Executive Board was set up. NAOT was conceived, and the guardian Federation turned into a relic of times gone by.

ASOPA is a non-benefit association committed to the quest for greatness through instruction of orthopedic technologists, and other related unified medicinal services experts, and the overall population. ASOPA trusts that the calling of orthopedic innovation can just achieve maximum capacity and general acknowledgment through far reaching instructive open doors. Confirmation of every orthopedic technologist underscores ASOPA's dedication to these expert objectives.