Our Mission – To assist our patients in achieving their functional goals by providing custom orthotic and prosthetic devices in a timely, thoughtful and caring manner, while working within the medical community.
Doug Turner, CP BOCO
Doug is well known to the prosthetics world. As a 10 year old, he lost his left leg above the knee to cancer. Since then, he’s walked on every possible type of prosthesis, from wooden legs to his current computer driven knee. After moving to Missoula in 2000, Doug decided it was time to give his patients their finest care, and opened in WMOP in 2006. Doug was born and raised in Michigan, and earned his Bachelor’s degree from Michigan State University. He then went on to earn his Prosthetics Certificate from Florida International University. He has been certified in, and has treated patients in both Orthotics & Prosthetics for 30+ years. WMOP was founded on the firmly held belief that people with amputations can return to a productive life, and should be able to receive the best care in their hometown. With that ideal in mind, Doug brings both his personal and professional experiences with him into patient interactions. It's an honor to serve patients at WMOP. In his free time, Doug enjoys family, his small acreage farm, and spending time in the outdoors hiking and biking.
John Rosner, CPO, PTA
John is a builder at heart, drawn to movement, craft, and the quiet work of helping people find their way back to what matters. His path into healthcare began on the field. As a collegiate goalkeeper at Grand Canyon University, he learned early about resilience, recovery, and the discipline required to rebuild after injury. That experience sparked a lasting curiosity about the body and movement and eventually led him into outpatient specialty care as a physical therapist assistant, where he worked alongside people navigating pain, limitation, and long-term change. Over time, that work opened a deeper question about how to pair technical skill with lasting, practical impact. That question carried him to Northwestern University, where he trained in prosthetics and orthotics and found a natural intersection of biomechanics, design, and human need. His approach has remained grounded and relational, shaped by hands-on problem-solving and a commitment to helping people regain function, confidence, and independence. At the center of his work is a simple conviction that service is lived out through action. Showing up, doing honest work, and caring well for others is how purpose takes form in everyday life. For John, this is applied belief, expressed quietly through consistency, craftsmanship, and respect for the person in front of him. After eight years in Colorado Springs, John now lives in Missoula, Montana, drawn to the river, open spaces, and the pull of the mountains. He has a deep love for winter sports and is especially passionate about helping individuals access adaptive pathways that allow them to stay involved, build community, explore new terrain, and reconnect with the joy of movement outdoors. When he’s not working, John is often behind a camera, on snow or trail, or immersed in creative projects that tell stories of resilience, craft, and the human experience. Whether building systems, shaping solutions, or telling stories, he believes good work is patient, thoughtful, and rooted in care, work that leaves people better than he found them.
Sean Peterson, Orthotic & Prosthetic Technician
Sean has worked at WMOP for ten years as a prosthetics and orthotics technician. Originally From Havre Montana, Sean has lived in Missoula for over 15 years. With a construction background, and creative thought process, the transition into the O and P field has been very smooth for Sean. To create a device that is functional, user friendly, and visually appealing is the approach he takes on everything he fabricates. Sean enjoys family, friends, sports and anything outdoors in his free time. He enjoys living in Missoula for all of the recreational activity that it offers. If he had to choose a favorite activity to do, ice fishing tops the list. This field has offered many things for Sean that he feels have been very valuable aspects to his personal life. He is driven by the ability to see lives improved after leaving WMOP. Sean is constantly trying to improve his craft, and provide the best possible solution for all of our patients needs and desires.
Jamie, Office Manager
Jamie was born and raised right here in Missoula. She has a passion for healthcare, earning her Medical Assisting degree from the University of Montana. After nursing for several years, Jamie became part of the WMOP team when they opened in 2006. Jamie views every interaction with insurance companies from the patient’s perspective, advocating for what is best for the patient. With over 20 years experience in the insurance industry, Jamie is able to speak their language, and influence their view on what is most beneficial for all parties involved. In her free time, Jamie loves to be with her family, her dogs, and travel. Osteosarcoma, specifically Parosteal, holds a special spot in Jamie's heart, and she also spends her time helping families who are affected by this type of cancer.