Daniel Martin

Dr. Daniel Martin serves as an Assistant Professor and Doctoral Capstone Coordinator at the University of Western States (UWS), focusing on health scientific research methodology with expertise in machine learning, psychometrics, and Bayesian analysis. He holds a Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) from the University of St. Augustine (2019) and an M.S. from Towson University (2012). His research spans occupational therapy regulation, mental health, esports psychology, pediatric assistive technology, and trauma-informed care. Martin’s work has been recognized with awards such as the Alpha Chi Prize for Empirical Research and Best Empirical Research accolades at Shenandoah University.

He previously chaired the Maryland Board of Occupational Therapy Practice (2016-2024) and contributed to NBCOT practice analyses. As owner of Precision Data Analytics for Health Science LLC, he provides data analysis services to academia and professionals. His recent publications highlight predictive factors in licensure disciplinary actions, trauma-informed pelvic health practices, and accessibility in school-based assistive technology.

Martin’s academic service includes roles on UWS’s IRB, dissertation committees, and as a reviewer for HomeCare Now. His work integrates regulatory policy, clinical practice, and innovative research methodologies to advance occupational therapy’s role in diverse healthcare contexts.