Apprenticeship as an Orthopedic Technology Mechanic

The apprenticeship combines vocational school theory with daily practical work. You use modern production technologies such as CAD, CNC and scanning, learn about sports orthotics, and work with medical partners and patients.

You produce orthopedic aids using modern manufacturing technologies, learn about sports orthotics, work with medical facilities, and provide patients with suitable aids.

Technical and practical skills; enjoyment of working with people; empathy and good powers of observation; creativity; teamwork; flexibility; an interest in medicine, technology, sport and anatomy.

30 days of holiday plus possible additional leave; holiday and Christmas pay at 110%; ZiTaler bonus system; dedicated contacts and apprenticeship mentors; varied 360-degree training; structured onboarding and personal support; apprentice events and workshops; appreciative first-name culture and team events; very good prospects for permanent employment in a future-proof industry.