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About David C. Fenton, MS, CP

David received a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the City College of New York. He then attended the University of Virginia and received a Master of Science in Applied Mechanics and a Master of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering. This engineering background gives David a specialized skill set which blends nicely with the technology used in advanced prosthetics.

Prior to turning his attention to patient care, David managed and conducted research at the Orthopedic Biomechanic Laboratory (OBL) for the University of Maryland’s Medical School. Results from the OBL’s research, have been published in several peer reviewed scientific journals. It has also lead to improved surgical techniques and product development which has improved the lives of many.

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David studied prosthetics at Rutgers University and became an ABC certified prosthetist in 2000. He has received specialized training in a variety of prosthetic products like the Cleg from Otto Bock, the Utah Arm and I-limb to name a few. As Owner/Practitioner of District Amputee, David’s goal for his practice is to provide high quality, appropriate prosthetic devices with care and compassion.

Education

Rutgers University - ABC Certified Prosthetist

University of Virigina - Master of Science in Applied Mechanics and a Master of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering

City College of New York City - Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

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About Gyasi M. Cooper, CP

Gyasi attended Purdue University for his undergraduate degree, receiving his Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership & Supervision. Subsequently, he received his Master of Science in Prosthetics and Orthotics from the University of Pittsburgh.

Gyasi became a below-knee amputee himself in 2009 as the result of a malignant tumor in his left ankle.  The love and interest Gyasi has for prosthetics, and most importantly, patients, stems from his own personal experience as an amputee. Becoming an amputee as a teenager, Gyasi faced a whole new world of challenges as an individual with a physical disability. Additionally, as a developing teen, his self-esteem suffered drastically. It is for this reason as Owner/Practitioner, Gyasi feels the need to empower other amputees and individuals with physical disabilities with the knowledge that you alone are your own biggest obstacle.

“Never allow anyone to tell you what you can’t do. Only you can limit what you are capable of."

Gyasi enjoys watching anime, video games, writing poetry, working out, and most of all, making people laugh.

Education

University of Pittsburgh - Master of Science in Prosthetics & Orthotics

Purdue University - Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership & Supervision

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