Dr Patrick Campbell has a PhD in Sport Science from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT), with a background in physical preparation in a variety of sports and populations. This experience includes managing the provision of physical preparation for national competitions, world championships and Paralympic qualifiers in Wheelchair Basketball and Goalball respectively. This work involved the training and management of injuries in populations with spinal cord lesions, genetic birth defects, amputations, and vision impairments. Patrick has published research and presented at national conferences on concepts relating to factors impacting on, and optimising human performance, training load monitoring, fatigue, and injury prevention. Patrick also has experience as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow with the Tactical Research Unit (TRU) at Bond University where he investigated human performance, injury epidemiology, occupational risk factors for injury, and injury prevention in tactical populations (military, military veterans, law enforcement, fire and rescue / first responders). Patrick has most recently joined the Australian Catholic University (ACU) as a Lecturer in Exercise Science where he is assisting with the development and delivery of units in the Bachelor and Postgraduate degrees of Exercise and Sport Science and High-Performance Sport at the Brisbane (Banyo) campus. He will also be continuing his research into human performance and injury epidemiology in athletic and tactical populations.