Executive Committee (EC)

Pam graduated from the University of Salford in 2007, and since this time has held positions in the field of Orthotics, including time as Principal Orthotist within the NHS, Clinical Lead for one of the largest private providers into the NHS, and since 2011, has owned and practiced within a multi-site private orthotic clinic, as well as being the owner of the largest P&O locum agency serving England and Wales. Pam’s clinical specialism lies in the field of complex paediatrics, foot and ankle, and neuro. Pam is trained and experienced with all aspects of medicolegal and case management work. Pam is based in Lincoln, but works all over the country in her own clinics, and as a locum into the NHS.

Pam has previously been a member of the BAPO Executive Committee, having served as Chair of the Editorial Committee, a position which she now holds again, and as Secretary

Pam’s work in all sectors of the profession, make her well-placed to recognise interesting, informative, and pertinent material to share with the membership. Pam welcomes contributions for BAPO Connect from across the industry, but particularly wishes to share contributions from students, technicians, and from colleagues working in every P&O setting.

Paul is a full-time practising Orthotist from the North. He currently sits on the Research Committee and the Professional Affairs Committee, previously being Chair.

I qualified in Prosthetics and Orthotics at the University of Salford in 2004.

I have worked as an Orthotist for NHS trusts and private companies seeing patients in the public and private sectors.

I gained my Diploma in Hypnotherapy and Advanced Psychotherapy in 2013.

I have found the skills gained from these qualifications helped me to improve my connections and treatments with clients and team members in the professional setting by linking psychological knowledge with clinical skills.

My interests lie within Orthotics and the impact of AHP’s within the healthcare setting in addition to health psychology and public health.

I am proud to be a member of the P+O community. I have been the Mental Health and Wellbeing lead for BAPO since 2020 and I am passionate about this opportunity to contribute to sustaining the P+O workforce. 

Having qualified from the University of Salford in 2000, Dominic began his career in prosthetics. Dominic has worked clinically across a number of centres in the UK and Ireland progressing his skills and exposure to different practices. Dominic is a strong advocate for technology in Clinical Practice, for example the use of CAD/CAM, information systems in clinical practice and data capture tools.Dominic works as clinical director for Opcare, heading up the clinical team across the business covering prosthetics, orthotics and wheelchair services. Dominic describes himself as an activist and likes to get involved directly in tasks and projects.  He focuses on patient care and experience as he views the work we do as a vocation.Dominic is keen to develop the profession we work in and represent our professional standards in our day-to-day work.

Florence graduated from the University of Salford and started her career as an Orthotist for Taycare Medical. Here, she worked in Derbyshire where she linked closely with the diabetic foot team and built a foundation in diabetic foot care. Her next role was for Sherwood Forest Hospitals where she ran a neuro-paediatric clinic alongside her general outpatient and acute practice.  

Peter has practised Orthotics after qualifying in 1988, was awarded an MSc in 1995 and a Professional Diploma in Marketing in 2014. Involved with BAPO from the outset, his main interests now rest with developing the organisation to be a world-class professional association, supporting those with clinical expertise in prosthetics and orthotics to find a voice.