Assistant Professor Research Track / 2019 — Present

Principal investigator and innovator on wearable tech applications for recovery and training status in athletes. Collaborator on DoD-funded human performance analytics research projects leveraging advanced technology integration to optimize elite Special Operations personnel performance enhancing operational readiness and decision-making capabilities. Implement movement and biomechanical analysis tools including IMUs and force plate technology to refine clinical decision-making processes resulting in improved injury prevention protocols and performance optimization strategies. Contribute to evidence-based practices in human performance and sports medicine through peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations. Authored on many peer-reviewed publications significantly advancing the field of performance analytics and modeling. Served as the primary author of several peer-reviewed publications showcasing leadership in research. Driving advancements in wearable technology to lead product innovations expanding the suite of software applications. Enhanced training outcomes and recovery strategies through real-time data collection via wearable tech and athlete monitoring systems.

Exercise Physiologist / 2015 — 2019

Designed and managed individualized exercise prescriptions for Phase II and Phase III cardiopulmonary rehabilitation improving patient recovery metrics in a high-risk outpatient setting. Coordinated clinical research for veteran candidates with lower-limb amputation contributing to surgical decision making enhancing patient quality of life. Led day-to-day operations of multi-disciplinary medical research team ensuring collaboration and achievement of research objectives. Selected to Veterans Health Administration's executive training program showcasing leadership potential and commitment to growth. Ensured compliance with Institutional Review Board protocols achieving zero adverse events and maintaining clinical research integrity.