Keisha Burrington

Keisha Burrington is a seasoned occupational therapy practitioner with a wealth of experience in physical dysfunction, specializing in orthopedics and neurological rehabilitation. She has been in the field since 2008, currently practicing and sharing her knowledge as a professor at Adventist University of Health Sciences. Keisha's dedication to her profession extends beyond clinical practice to advocacy and education. She has actively participated in various initiatives, including OT Capitol Hill Day, focusing on advancing medical rehabilitation research, ensuring Medicare access to rehabilitation services, and advocating for occupational therapy in Medicare home health. Keisha's roles as a faculty member not only involve teaching but also mentoring students, organizing fundraising activities, leading scholarly endeavors, and engaging in community service projects. She is known for her involvement in various university committees, such as the Missions committee and the Adventist Accrediting Association committee.