Research Assistant
Hailey is working as a Research Assistant on the Imaging project, which is part of the Sleep Health in Quadriplegia program of research. The Imaging projects aim is to investigate upper airway anatomy in people with quadriplegia using Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI).
Her role involves recruiting participants, performing in-home and lab sleep studies, supporting participants through the 3T MRI scan, and analyzing MRI scans using volumetric segmentation techniques.
Hailey holds a Bachelor of Science with Honours and has completed a Master of Psychology whilst working at IBAS. She is now a registered psychologist working at Melbourne Sleep Disorders Centre and Monash University in addition to IBAS.
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