Steps to becoming a licensed Orthotist in Nova Scotia.
There are two Orthotic Clinical Methods Programs available in Canada. Each program’s requirements vary and require a related bachelor’s degree.
After completing an accredited program, you can go on to complete your residency or supervised training. A 3,450-hour residency is required. These hours must be completed with a supervisor who is a certified Orthotist. Learn more about the Residency Program.
Complete written and practical exams. Learn more about OPC Exams.