Brandon Seth Powers

Dr. Brandon Seth Powers inspires change in the area of occupational therapy through his dedication to enhancing human performance and well-being. As an Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Performance - Occupational Therapy at West Virginia University, Dr. Powers brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his role. He holds a Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) degree from West Virginia University, where he has also been accredited as an Occupational Therapist Registered and Certified Hand Therapist (OTR/L, CHT). Dr. Powers is committed to advancing the field of occupational therapy by integrating innovative practices and evidence-based approaches into his teaching and research. His expertise in hand therapy and rehabilitation is particularly noteworthy, as he continually seeks to improve therapeutic outcomes for individuals with upper extremity conditions. Through his work, Dr. Powers aims to empower his students and colleagues to push the boundaries of traditional occupational therapy practices. In addition to his academic responsibilities, Dr. Powers actively participates in professional organizations and contributes to the development of best practices in occupational therapy. His passion for the field is evident in his dedication to mentoring students and fostering a collaborative learning environment. Dr. Powers' commitment to excellence and his drive to inspire the next generation of occupational therapists make him a valuable asset to West Virginia University and the broader occupational therapy community. While his specific research interests remain undisclosed, Dr. Powers' contributions to the field are marked by a focus on practical applications and the enhancement of patient care. His work continues to influence the way occupational therapy is practiced and taught, ensuring that the discipline remains dynamic and responsive to the needs of diverse populations.