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Ben Hando PT, DSc

Assistant Professor, Baylor University | DHA

Ben Hando PT, DSc is an Assistant Professor and Director of Research at Baylor University, affiliated with the Defense Health Agency and US Army-Baylor University.1 He has a background in physical therapy and holds a Doctor of Science (DSc) degree.1

Professional Background

Ben Hando is an Air Force Physical Therapist and researcher.2 His work focuses on musculoskeletal medicine and injury research within the Military Health System.3 As an Assistant Professor, he is involved in academic activities at Baylor University, likely contributing to the education of future physical therapists and researchers.

Research Interests

Dr. Hando's research interests appear to be centered around:

  • Musculoskeletal medicine
  • Injury research in military populations
  • Motion capture and injury screening

He has been involved in studies examining the association between markerless motion capture screenings and musculoskeletal injury risk4, indicating an interest in innovative approaches to injury prevention and assessment.

Social Media Presence

Ben Hando maintains a professional presence on social media platforms:

  • On LinkedIn, his profile can be found under the username "benhando"1
  • He is also active on Twitter (X) under the handle @BenHando, where he describes himself as an Air Force PT and researcher2

Career Opportunities

In the past, Dr. Hando has sought to expand his research team, looking for Research Physical Therapists or postdoctoral researchers to join his efforts in musculoskeletal medicine and injury research within the Military Health System.3 This suggests he is actively involved in building and leading research initiatives in his field.

Highlights

May 24 · linkedin

Air Force Tactical Air Control Party trainees sustain MSKI at higher rates and have a different distribution of injury regions compared to graduates one year out of training. Access the article and MSKI taxonomy used to categorize injuries in the supplemental material. Congrats to the stellar team at the Special Warfare Training Wing and the Human Performance Squadron! Cody Butler DPT PhD JD Mata Lauren E. Haydu, PhD Jacob Bryant

Apr 7 · linkedin

Excited for our team to see this in print. Force plate jump scans did not identify Special Warfare Airmen at risk for MSKI during training. It's time the DoD looked elsewhere for injury risk assessment. Siddhartha Angadi Casan Scott

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Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States