Sympathetic Activity & Cardiovascular Risk
Examining links between MSNA, blood pressure variability, and downstream vascular responsiveness in PTSD.
Research scientist and educator investigating how exercise, sleep, and autonomic regulation shape cardiovascular and mental health, with a special focus on PTSD.
I am a researcher focused on autonomic physiology, exercise interventions, sleep health, and risk for cardiovascular disease. My work integrates clinical assessment, physiological monitoring, and translational research to improve outcomes for Veterans and trauma‑exposed populations.
Current interests and active projects.
Examining links between MSNA, blood pressure variability, and downstream vascular responsiveness in PTSD.
Characterizing how sleep features contribute to autonomic imbalance and symptom severity.
Testing whether CRF buffers stress reactivity and improves autonomic balance.
A few representative works. Full list on ResearchGate.
Courses and mentoring interests.
Seminar on human autonomic regulation, microneurography, and clinical translation.
Design and evaluation of exercise trials in trauma‑exposed populations.
From study design to data visualization and reproducible reporting.
For collaborations, speaking, or mentoring inquiries, reach out below.