Benjamin Eschler

Benjamin Eschler serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Behavioral Medicine & Psychiatry at West Virginia University School of Medicine, where he maintains an active clinical faculty role focused on neuropsychological research and practice.

His research spans critical neuropsychological domains including:

• Epilepsy surgery outcomes and neurobehavioral complications
• Cognitive rehabilitation for traumatic brain injuries in military populations
• Neuropsychological manifestations of oncological conditions and treatments
• Behavioral medicine interventions in neurological disorders

Recent publications (2024-2025) demonstrate concentrated clinical scholarship, featuring studies on post-ablation eating disorders in epilepsy patients, evidence-based cognitive rehabilitation for veterans with TBI, and foundational work in cancer neuropsychology. This trajectory highlights his commitment to advancing neuropsychological care across complex medical populations through rigorous clinical research.