Kevin has a passionate and lively personality. He is not easily flustered or put off by a challenging situation. He is gifted with exceptional hand skills and can take an idea from his head and translate it out to his hands.

Kevin began training in 1992 as a prosthetic technician when new materials and techniques were emerging in the field making his profession an art as well as a science. He found being on the prosthetic fabrication team to be very challenging and rewarding.

Yuke Kee is passionate about helping others get back on their feet and living their lives. She enjoys building relationships with her patients and feels blessed to have found this profession. Yuke is a dedicated team player and demonstrates care and compassion for patients.

Shuo Wang, born and raised in Beijing, was inspired and introduced to the field of prosthetics while watching the record-breaking Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games. He saw how prostheses could provide athletes the ability to compete and put forward extraordinary performances. Shuo started with POSI as a resident in 2018 and quickly became an important part of the team.

Ed is an ABC Board Certified prosthetist and has been in the prosthetic field for over 20 years, he started with POSI in 2002. In addition to being a CP he is a Board Certified technical specialist and is the Director of the POSI in house lab. Ed loves the creative nature of his job and always enjoys a good challenge. His passion for problem solving and talent for innovation can be seen in many of the prostheses and accessories he has made over the years.

Nick is an ABC Board Certified Technician with POSI who has been in the field since 2013. He has taken the skills he learned from the experts at POSI and applied them to produce the best quality fabrications for our patients. Nick specializes in lower extremity prosthetic fabrication techniques.

Heidi has over 19 years of experience in the healthcare industry, primarily devoted to prosthetic and orthotics. Initially, Heidi worked for a small independent prosthetic and orthotic facility. She then moved to a large multi-entity Orthotics & Prosthetics company.

Pam has known the POSI team since 2012 when her son Jason lost his leg due to cancer at the age of 13. In 2015 Pam was happy to accept the position of Clinician Liaison.